Fans express shock and anger over club’s departure, especially after taxpayers paid millions to renovate the Cross Insurance Arena.
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Second Portland superintendent candidate speaks at forum
Teresa A. Lance fields many of the same questions as her competitor for the job, including whether she plans to stay in the district for more than a few years.
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Residents pressure Portland council to keep city health clinic open
Advocates for the India Street Public Health Center pack a budget hearing, urging councilors to take more time to study the transfer of services to a nonprofit that City Manager Jon Jennings has proposed in his budget.
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Cruise ship visits to Maine this season expected to top 2015
A trade group expects 377 ship visits carrying 283,000 passengers, including a record 106,000 in Portland.
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Lawyers to provide free aid at Portland Public Library
The Law Day event, which is happening statewide this week, will be held at the library’s downtown Portland location from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday.
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Portland residents meeting 2 finalists for school superintendent
Xavier Botana speaks Monday at Casco Bay High School. On Tuesday, Teresa A. Lance will meet residents at King Middle School.
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Movie scenes for ‘The Witch Files’ to be shot Monday at Miss Portland Diner
The film crew will begin setting up around 2:30 p.m. at the restaurant on Marginal Way and filming will last through the evening.
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Dine Out Maine: New menu items but still a ‘family’ effort at Emilitsa
Niko Regas has taken over the stove from his father at the traditional Greek restaurant.
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Judge dismisses lawsuit against Portland over senior housing project
The ruling on the development says an approved zoning change wasn’t inconsistent with Portland’s Comprehensive Plan.
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Portland poised to form task force to study pesticide restrictions
The 12-member group would consider whether to use an ordinance proposed in South Portland as a model or go its own way.