The city assures him the vote counting was accurate despite some questionable turnout numbers, and says it would cost the candidate as much as $7,500 to move forward with a recount.
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Portland looking at over 30 sites as it grapples with sheltering the homeless
Officials aren’t yet releasing specific locations, however, opting first to focus on whether to pursue a multi-facility model.
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High school football notebook: Titles up for grabs this weekend
Here’s what to look for in the four state championship games.
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Planet Dog of Westbrook purchased by Denver pet products company
Acquisition of the Maine business, founded in 1997, expands the pet supplies line of Denver-based The Kyjen Co.
Posted inLife & Culture, Sports
With tackle football under pressure, supporters are rallying around flag
Fear over concussions has contributed to a sharp decline in youth tackle football over the past decade.
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Fishermen launch campaign to protect Portland’s working waterfront from development
They and their supporters gather at a pub on Commercial Street to gather signatures for a referendum that would restore the city’s water dependency use requirement.
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It’s storytelling night at the Maine Historical Society
Get the lay of the land from Maine farmers.
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Notes from the field: Maine companies finalists for Good Food awards
A roundup of farm-to-table and sustainability news.
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Dine Out Maine: Under new management, Blue Spoon on Munjoy Hill has its ups and downs
The chef has a way with vegetables, but some of the entrees are uneven
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Memorial honors first Jewish soldier from Portland to be killed in WWI
Jacob Cousins enlisted at age 24 and died while leading his platoon in battle on the German border.