Noor Mohamed still faces 2 state charges of attempted murder in the 2016 incident.
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Finance committee members say Portland school budget is still too high
Two members urge the school board to provide more detailed information on programs and staffing.
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Three Maine craftspeople are now masters: a canoe maker, a jewelry designer and a printmaker
Steve Cayard, Patricia Daunis-Dunning and David Wolfe are this year’s recipients of the Master Craft Award.
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First of more than 100 cruise ships this season arrives in Portland Harbor
The Artania is the first of 119 cruise ships expected to make a port of call this year.
Posted inMaine, Maine Crime, News
Man involved in dramatic Congress Street crash indicted on a dozen charges
Arete Maselli, 26, faces felony and misdemeanor charges stemming from the incident on Jan. 3 near Longfellow Square.
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Portland council hears pleas on both sides of plan to require employers to give paid sick days
While workers tell stories of having to go to work sick and spreading illnesses, businesses warn that the proposal could affect their viability and result in the loss of other benefits.
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Honduran man appeals federal conviction
He was found guilty of being in the U.S. illegally, but his lawyer has argued that he was initially stopped because of racial profiling.
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Deering student who fought for spot in national poetry contest says experience was ‘like heaven’
Allan Monga, an asylum seeker from Zambia, was not among the top 8 scorers in his semifinal round of the Poetry Out Loud competition.
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Concert review: Bill Murray’s warmth and charm infuse show full of surprises
Gentleness is a running theme throughout an evening of readings, singing and music performed by cellist and co-headliner Jan Vogler and his trio.
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Judge told arson suspects are intellectually disabled, sets bail at $1,500 each
A historical society official says prized artifacts were lost in the fire at an 1849 one-room schoolhouse in Casco that was to become a living history site.