The hospital, which is selling its State Street building, may announce a finalist in January.
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#MeToo flag to remain atop building near Sen. Collins’ Portland office
The Old Port building’s owner raised the flag during the national drama over Brett Kavanaugh’s Supreme Court nomination.
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Posted inArts & Entertainment, Life & Culture
Concert review: ‘Baroque Christmas’ delivers more than promised
Music’s Quill takes a journey into Christmas music past.
Posted inMaine, News
Bushes leave legacy of giving and civic engagement in Maine
The 41st president and first lady were generous with their money and time, particularly to the health care communities of Biddeford and Portland.
Posted inLife & Culture, Maine
Amid development boom, Portland’s leading preservation advocate to retire from post
Hilary Bassett will leave Greater Portland Landmarks, which she has led since 2000, at the end of June.
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Rarely seen hawk appears again, this time at Deering Oaks park in Portland
The great black hawk, native to Central and South America, first appeared in August in Biddeford and now appears to be settling in for the Maine winter.
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Maine photographer wins $10K international prize
MECA graduate Tabitha Barnard of Portland receives the Young Talent Award from Fujifilm.
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Portland’s The Boulos Co. to drop affiliation with CBRE Group
The commercial real estate brokerage said going independent will allow it to have more autonomy and build new relationships.
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Another hotel planned for Commercial Street corridor on Portland waterfront
The high-end, 135-room hotel would be built at Center and Commercial streets, about a block from the new Marriott and proposed lodging at the former Rufus Deering Lumber site.
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Portland drops Barron Center site as possible location for new shelter
The decision follows months of opposition by residents of the Nason’s Corner neighborhood. A council committee then endorses a plan to pursue a 150-bed facility elsewhere in Portland.