Protestors from Third Act Maine, a group of Mainers over the age of 60 against climate change, passed a national petition to L.L. Bean early Wednesday morning, calling for the outdoor recreation brand to divest from Citibank.
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Women’s soccer watch party in Portland draws enthusiastic crowd
More than 100 people packed Rising Tide Brewing for an event hosted by the soon-to-launch soccer team Hearts of Pine.
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New commuter bus service between Portland, Lewiston-Auburn starts Monday
Riders may buy tickets for The LAP on a transit app or pay the driver the exact cash amount, which is $8 one way.
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New Mainer artists get boost from Mayo Street grant program
The Portland arts center recently awarded its 3rd round of $1,000 grants to people practicing traditional art forms.
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Portland Bulldogs Spring Athletes of the Year
Reegan Buck and Sadie Armstrong are this year’s recipients.
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Portland man facing prison time for charges including possession of child sexual abuse material
Joshua Decker pleaded guilty Tuesday to charges of enticing a minor and possessing child sexual abuse material.
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Local standouts dominate spring postseason all-star teams
Whether the sport was baseball, softball, lacrosse, tennis or outdoor track, familiar names stole the headlines.
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Spring sports season was unforgettable, even unbelievable at times
Local athletes and teams again stole headlines, garnered more than their share of hardware.
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This Portland print shop has pride in purpose
June is Little Chair Printing’s busiest month – because of all the T-shirts owner Hope Rovelto prints for the growing number of Pride celebrations across Maine.
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Portland: Four city teams still entertain title hopes
Cheverus softball, Waynflete girls’ lacrosse and both Waynflete tennis teams survive wild playoff week