Employees will stay longer and have a steady, reliable income to spend in a city they can afford to live in.
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Want to play urban planner? Portland has the table game for you
A tabletop shaped like the city, along with scale-model buildings, will be made available to get the public engaged in building a master plan.
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Dine Out Maine: Small menu but breadth of size at Drifters Wife
The wine and the food take – and admirably pull off – some risky moves at the Portland restaurant and wine bar.
Posted inMaine Voices, Op-eds, Opinion
Maine Voices: Take steps to avoid risks in hospitals and protect your quality care
Advocates can take notes and ask key questions to help cut down the risk of patients dying from a medical error.
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Portland cyclist injured in crash with car
Police say the man was riding his bicycle against the flow of traffic at State Street and Cumberland Avenue.
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Most of the 18 arrested in Portland protest are city residents in their 20s
Police release the names of the adults charged with obstructing a public way for blocking Commercial Street.
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Maine Voices: To fathom tourists’ impact on Peaks Island, imagine so many on Munjoy Hill
It’s time to hold a public hearing to air concerns about public safety staffing and ferry access.
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Marcy’s Diner reopens after two-week hiatus
Owner Darla Neugebauer said she had to close while she recovered from conjunctivitis.
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Portland Republicans to hold caucus to select Senate District 27 nominee
Mark Lockman, who had won the uncontested primary, recently withdrew from the race.
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Portland leaders plan gathering for ‘commitment to peace’
City officials anticipate an overflow crowd at Green Memorial AME Zion Church, so part of Sheridan Street will be closed and TV screens will be set up outdoors.