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Saco 7th-grader wins Maine State Spelling Bee
It took 50 rounds and more than 3½ hours, but Sebastian Shields prevails with ‘colloid.’
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Portland’s hot condo market shows signs of cooling
Values hit record highs in 2018, though some buyers and developers are showing ‘price fatigue.’ But apparently not the buyer of a penthouse under construction with a price of $2.9 million.
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Maine’s Muslim community gets show of support in wake of New Zealand attacks
At least two dozen people keep watch outside a Portland mosque during Friday afternoon prayers.
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Portland’s Muslim community seeks answers as police investigate young man’s shooting death
Isahak Muse, 22, was shot and killed March 16 and police have revealed no information about what happened.
Posted inArts & Entertainment, Life & Culture, Maine, News
Actor whose career soared with ‘Top Gun’ now at home in Maine, and back on stage
Once a Hollywood star, Whip Hubley builds a rewarding middle-age life in Maine. He returns to the stage this weekend, playing a heroic stepfather in the new family drama ‘We Can Eat Love.’
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Portland seeks artist to create piece at planned traffic roundabout near USM
The artist and design won’t be chosen before May, and construction of the roundabout at Deering and Brighton avenues is unlikely to begin before next spring, officials said Thursday.
Posted inBusiness, Maine
Wex corrects accounting discrepancies going back to 2014
The Portland company said manual data entry errors by its Brazilian subsidiary prompted the correction.
Posted inFootball, Life & Culture, Maine, News, Sports, Varsity Maine
Bill seeks commission to recommend minimum age for tackle football in Maine
The proposal before state legislators comes as fears over the risk of brain injuries have led to a sharp decline in the number of youths participating in tackle football.
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Questions remain as Portland police stay silent on young man’s fatal shooting
The family of Isahak Muse, a 22-year-old Deering High School graduate, say they are confident that justice will be served.