The hospital will pay $600,000 and North East Mobile Health Services will pay $825,000 to resolve government allegations that the ambulance service billed for trips that were medically unnecessary.
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Feature obituary: Bernard Larsen, 88, longtime owner of Moran’s Market in Portland
Mr. Larsen died Tuesday after a period of declining health.
Yurts and tents could sprout on historic House Island, as campground wins key approval
The proposed campground, called Fortland, won approval from Portland’s Historic Preservation Board.
Portland to let Maine Mariners keep parking fees collected during games
The Portland Pirates received $45,000 a year in revenue from the Spring Street garage generated during home games.
Draft policy for Portland police body cameras raises privacy concerns
Some attending a meeting where the policy was rolled out say they want more detail on how the cameras will be used in schools and hospitals and during legal public assemblies.
Wex continued blistering growth in 2017, with revenue up 23 percent
The South Portland company also reports net income of $159.2 million, up 177 percent from the previous year.
Portland to consider safe-injection site for drug users
The idea is being studied by other U.S. cities as a way to reduce the risk of overdoses amid a national epidemic of opioid abuse.
Ex-developer who served prison time remembered as larger than life
Travis Soule, 53, of Portland died Saturday after suffering a fatal heart attack on a stationary bike, friends said.
Hopeful poets bringing fight against gun violence to Maine
The Telling Room will host a reading with Maine poet Richard Blanco and others on March 6 at the Portland library.
Portland police propose rules for body camera use
The policy, aimed at promoting transparency and protecting privacy, may enable a spring pilot program.