The newest location affords a glimpse and smell of the ocean and evokes memories of a graduation party in a blizzard.
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Trump coming to Portland on Thursday, campaign official says
It will be the Republican presidential nominee’s third campaign stop in Maine this year.
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Posted inLife & Culture, Local & State, News
Hungry crowds savor the flavors at Portland’s Festival of Nations
Visitors sample food from Latin America, the Caribbean, the Middle East and United States at Saturday’s event, designed to highlight diversity and multiculturalism.
Posted inMaine Voices, Op-eds, Opinion
Maine Voices: Support for innovation could wire Maine’s economy for progress
It is vital that we find an appropriate mechanism to provide adequate funds for R&D.
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Supporters of Maine marijuana drive open Portland office
Maine residents will have the option of voting ‘yes on 1’ in November.
Posted inLetters
Letter to the editor: Shame on Portland for failing to fix Franklin Street traffic snags
I live about 12 miles outside Portland, and whenever I drive into the city, I get off Interstate 295 at Franklin Street. Whether I get off on the northbound or southbound side, the traffic lights there and up Franklin are never synchronized. The same is true whenever I leave the Old Port and am driving […]
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Maine Voices: Visit Tate House Museum for knowledge of past that can shape the future
The Portland depository provides tools to make the connection and also offers fun educational activities.
Posted inBusiness, Local & State
Ride service Lyft gets ready to roll in Portland, refueling rivals’ worries
The company has applied for an operating permit and would compete with rival Uber, as well as with traditional taxi companies.
Posted inFood, Local & State, News
Co-chefs will take the helm at Scales
When the executive chef of the popular seafood restaurant leaves later this summer, the sous chef and pastry chef will take over.
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Plan for drainage pond in Portland’s Baxter Woods on hold
The city is reviewing whether the deed left by Percival Baxter allows the tree cutting necessary to create the drainage pond.