Shamrock Signature is taking over planning for this year’s event, which will include the fund-raising Pops with a Purpose Gala on June 28.
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Vignola Cinque Terre in Portland closing, and building is under contract
Vignola Cinque Terre will close permanently at the end of dinner service Sunday. Joshua Miranda, owner of Blyth & Burrows, plans to open a new restaurant there in the fall.
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Man charged with murder in death of Deering grad is granted release on bail
Mark Cardilli Jr. has pleaded not guilty in the shooting death of Isahak Muse and will be free on $50,000 cash bail while the case proceeds.
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Rob Tod, founder of Allagash Brewing, wins James Beard award
He wins the outstanding wine, beer or spirits producer category, and was the only Mainer to reach the finals this year.
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Portland advertising firm banks on its Maine roots
Garrand Moehlenkamp transitions to new leadership while trying to increase its presence in the food and beverage industry.
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In ‘Beyond the Truth,’ a police shooting in Portland brings protests, grandstanding – and a search for justice
Detective Sargent John Byron struggles with his own demons as he tries to uncover the mystery behind a popular high school athlete’s shooting.
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Dine Out Maine: At Portland’s N to Tail, choose wisely between Korean barbecue or modern, upscale cuisine
Upstairs and downstairs offer two dramatically different dining experiences, one a terrific surprise, the other a clashing disappointment.
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Maine Observer: When ‘stepmother’ is a term of endearment
The woman who made a sad little duo into a happy family deserves to be honored, too.
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Youths rally for solar power, climate action at Portland City Hall
A few hundred students, parents, educators and others promote ‘solarizing’ the city’s schools and moving all city buildings toward 100 percent sustainability.
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Portland scales back infrastructure upgrades because of soaring construction costs
Other cities and the Maine Turnpike Authority are also contending with construction prices far above what they had budgeted.