A national website’s analysis of census data puts Portland at No. 5.
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S. Portland business owners rally to block tar sands oil
The 216-member group backs a city ordinance to prevent shipments, but other businesses disagree.
Continued heat leads to extended call to conserve power in New England
The region’s grid is expected to see peak demand this afternoon as residents struggle to stay cool.
Groups launching Maine ad campaign for Medicaid expansion
Maine has yet to accept federal funding to expand the government-sponsored health coverage to nearly 70,000 uninsured Mainers.
Cape Elizabeth High wins state chess title again
The team will go on to represent the state in a national tournament.
LePage speech foreshadows budget cuts
LePage says his proposal will include the elimination of 200 state jobs and $30 million worth of cuts from “lowest-value programs.”
Maine health office warns about carbon monoxide
Seven people have been poisoned by the gas since November.
Agonizing wait for family
Ayla Reynolds’ mother and maternal grandparents waited in the Portland area Sunday for any news about the girl.
Hoping to break gridlock, Alfond invites LePage to dinner
The Senate president, a Democrat, invites the governor and his wife to a meal after LePage cancels a meeting with top Democrats.
LePage promises budget cuts, specifics still unclear
The Governor’s Office says the detailed order for $35.5 million in spending reductions is expected next week.