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Portland police arrest another suspect in burglary, this time at construction site
Danny Arnold of Portland is charged with burglary, theft and criminal mischief in the break-in at the Portland Company site, police say.
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Portland city worker killed by truck was to become father for the 2nd time
Martin Tuan Dinh, an immigrant from Vietnam, was married and had 1 child, with a baby due Sept. 4.
Posted inBusiness, Maine
Director of Bicycle Coalition of Maine is stepping down
John Williams says he needs to pay more attention to his recovery from cardiac surgery this spring.
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Break-in attempt at Maine Historical Society may be key to string of Portland burglaries
Police say Tim Toun, 30, was arrested and is being investigated in connection with more than a dozen recent burglaries at businesses in the city.
Posted inCommunity
Grants available to fund transportation programs
Maine Community Foundation grants will support new volunteer driver programs, expansion of transportation programs, improvements to existing transportation programs.
Posted inCommunity
Maine Expansion Arts Fund welcomes applications
Grants up to $5,000 available to nonprofits.
Posted inBusiness, Maine, News
Portland denies developer’s claims in lawsuit over failed Midtown project
City officials dispute allegations in a lawsuit brought by Federated Cos. over the $85 million project that it wanted to build in Bayside.
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String of business break-ins goes on, but Portland police say some still aren’t locking up
Two more burglaries, reported early Tuesday, prompt police to step up patrols of businesses. One of the 14 victims says, ‘It’s not your typical smash and grab.’
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Burglaries at Portland businesses seem similar, but may not be related, police say
Investigators say it is too early to determine if the 12 break-ins were committed by the same person or people.