The complex will be built on Drummond Avenue, close to the Fairfield town line.
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Fairfield death investigation remains ongoing, state police say
Police confirmed they were investigating Tuesday night on the road where a man’s body was found days earlier but declined to say if there was any connection.
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Augusta area frustrated by USPS staffing shortages, spotty mail delivery
The U.S. Postal Service is dealing with massive worker shortages, forcing Mainers to go without mail — including prescriptions, paychecks, bills and other important documents — for days and weeks.
Posted inLocal & State, News
As ICE keeps people home, leaders in Maine brace for evictions
During a roundtable with several mayors, Gov. Janet Mills also said she is pressing the Trump administration to provide details on whom ICE has arrested and why.
Posted inEvents
Maine Voices Live with Jordan Brocklesby, owner of @platesofportlandmaine
On Tuesday, March 24, Maine dining and digital content guru Jordan Brocklesby joins us for a conversation about bringing Portland’s food scene to the digital stage.
Posted inEvents
2025 Photos of the Year Opening Reception
Meet the Portland Press Herald photographers and reflect on a year in photo at the Portland Public Library on February 6th.
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ADU Housing Summit & Expo
Friday, May 15 – The Maine Trust for Local News will be hosting the Maine ADU Housing Summit & Expo at the University of Southern Maine in Portland to help homeowners accelerate plans to build housing.
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A pastor searched for a missing congregant. He found a car with the keys on the floor
Evaristo Kalonji, an asylum seeker from Angola who has no criminal record, vanished from South Portland. He turned up in one detention center, then another.
Posted inLocal & State, News, Politics
Could ICE be barred from non-public areas in Maine?
The Legislature’s Judiciary Committee is hearing testimony Thursday on Rep. Ellie Sato’s bill to block federal agents from certain places.
Posted inElections, Local & State, News, Politics
Why Republicans walked out on Gov. Janet Mills’ State of the State address
At times, Maine’s two-term governor seemed to be speaking to primary voters as she seeks the Democratic nomination for U.S. Senate against progressive firebrand Graham Platner.