If adopted, the proposal to be unveiled Monday would make Portland the first community in Maine to require all businesses to provide earned paid sick leave.
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On Overdose Awareness Day, Maine communities mourn those lost to drugs
About 150 people attend a ceremony in Portland’s Monument Square, one of more than 300 across the country and around the world.
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Portland distillery’s gin is finalist in national contest
Hardshore Distilling Co. is a finalist, and fans can vote online.
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Bruno’s Restaurant launches new line of Italian food products
Ravioli first, followed by tomato sauce and poppy seed dressing.
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Oyster shop opens on Washington Avenue
Island Creek Oysters’ new shop in Portland will feature local and New England oysters.
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Portland installs sound monitors around city in response to noise complaints
The study of sound levels is intended to determine a ‘baseline’ for noise in the city and eventually help resolve complaints about concerts and loud bar patrons.
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Solar project forces Portland to tackle longstanding issues at closed landfill
City officials admit the site has been allowed to deteriorate, and now remediation may disrupt installation of the 2,800 power panels.
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Treading Lightly: Freedom for all to ride or walk in the great outdoors
Several Maine programs help seniors and the disabled walk and cycle.
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Prides Corner aglow again as drive-in’s back in business
Now converted to digital projection, the Westbrook landmark thrills fans of a longtime seasonal tradition.
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Deli video of man’s tirade leads to forum tonight on Portland downtown issues
The business owner’s postings on Facebook spark a discussion of homelessness, mental illness and drugs on city streets.