I enjoyed the article about John Menario being recognized for his contributions while Portland’s city manager. I recall many of these changes. Additional consideration should be taken before renaming Lobsterman Park “John E. Menario Plaza.” The contribution of our lobstermen and women has a deep history in our city for hundreds of years right through […]
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Posted inEditorials, Opinion
Our View: Healthier school meals improving students’ lives
A federal overhaul is a major step toward ensuring that today’s children live longer lives than their parents.
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Posted inFood, Vegan Kitchen
New Portland groups want more vegan fare on menus – and more diners eating it
Through restaurant dinners and potluck parties, V for All and Plant IQ encourage chefs to expand plant-based choices and promote that diet’s health benefits.
Posted inLife & Culture, Local & State, News
Portland names 4 finalists for Congress Square art project
They will visit Portland on Aug. 8 to discuss their ideas for a public artwork at the busy downtown intersection.
Posted inBusiness, Local & State, News
Maine Startup and Create Week 2016 underway in Portland
Hundreds of entrepreneurs converge on the city to network and learn new skills.
Posted inFood, News
French bistro Petite Jacqueline reopens in new space
The restaurant has merged with the Portland Patisserie and is now located at 46 Market St.
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Portland closes on sale allowing ‘midtown’ project to move forward
The Federated Cos. formally purchases more than 3 acres of vacant city-owned land along Somerset Street.
Posted inArts & Entertainment, Food, Restaurant reviews
Dine Out Maine: At Scales in Portland, head straight for the updated seafood shack classics
Be prepared for sometimes puzzling service, though.
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Portland municipal organist Ray Cornils will make 2017 his finale
Since 1990, Cornils has been the public face of the city’s 104-year-old Kotzschmar organ, planning shows, performing and giving tours.
Posted inLocal & State, News, Schools and Education
Casco Bay High students cast off for summer with cardboard boat races
Bragging rights are the prize at the annual event where just staying afloat is an accomplishment.