But coastal locations could get some relief from sea breezes, the National Weather Service says.
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Portland Planning Board gets ball rolling on Commercial Street hotel, condo project
The panel backs the first stage of Hobson’s Landing, featuring 89 housing units, plus a 157-room hotel.
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Florida man sentenced to 32 months for credit card fraud in Maine
Jose Castillo Febles used stolen credit card and debit card numbers to make purchases, including $500 in merchandise at a Portland Walgreens in May 2016.
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Portland shooting victim remains in critical condition
Police have identified those involved in the Oxford Street shooting, but so far no one has been arrested.
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Pianos get spiffed up for their debut Friday in Portland’s public squares
Four pianos will spend the month of July available for anyone to make music in public squares downtown.
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U.S. Senate panel endorses Falmouth man for federal judgeship
Justice Lance Walker was nominated by President Trump to serve in the U.S. District Court in Maine.
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In a first for these first responders, firefighters rescue July 4th tradition for widow of a World War II veteran
Fixing her flagpole was a tall order for a 97-year-old widow in Portland, but she knew some guys with lots of ladders.
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Man flown to Portland hospital after stabbing in Sanford
Police found the 22-year-old near his home, with a chest wound that is considered serious.
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Portland man shot near Oxford Street Shelter remains in critical condition
The suspect remained at large Wednesday night, but is not considered a threat to the public.
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Thieves steal high-priced wheels from 2 dealerships, damage luxury cars in the process
Dealers in Portland and Saco invest in more security after vehicles are stripped of tires and rims and left resting on their brake rotors or propped up on rocks or milk crates.