Residents, however, argue more needs to be done to increase affordable housing in the city and area.
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Developer proposes another Portland hotel, this one in West End
Nate DeLois plans a 46-room hotel on Congress Street, across the street from a boutique hotel he already owns.
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Maine employers will get $22 million in dividends from workers’ comp insurer
The dividend going to clients of the MEMIC Group matches last year’s record amount.
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MaineCare to provide coverage for transgender medical care
Transsexual procedures had been excluded from Medicaid coverage prior to Sept. 16.
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Group opposing Mayor Strimling’s re-election pulls ad featuring nonprofit chief
Unite Portland’s online video featured the CEO of Avesta Housing, a nonprofit that’s barred from taking part in election campaigns.
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Portland’s police and firefighters take opposing sides in race for mayor
Police officers endorse City Councilor Spencer Thibodeau, while firefighters again back incumbent Ethan Strimling, who says 31 unions are supporting his re-election.
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Chamber officials: Portland businesses are working on behalf of the community
Rather than trying to shut people out, they’re collaborating to address priorities like expanding affordable housing, improving transit options and helping new Mainers find work.
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Terrain Biennial art exhibit comes to area
PORTLAND — Terrain Biennial, an exhibition of site-specific art made for front yards, balconies, windows and porches, comes to the city this fall. “The intent is to repurpose private spaces into public spaces in order to foster dialogue between neighbors, and provide opportunities for artists and viewers alike to experience new perspectives,” said Brendan Shea, […]
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Lawsuit says Portland-based Covetrus misled investors before company went public
The Portland-based animal health company’s stock price has plummeted since it went public 8 months ago.
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Maine Voices: Maine courts need a science and technology adviser
The outcome of a recent rockweed-harvesting case underscores the need to provide judges with unique expertise.