Officials say the men schemed to divert tens of thousands of federal benefit dollars at Ahram Halal Market, a small store on Forest Avenue.
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Portland extends season for The Cat ferry service to Nova Scotia
The ferry will run until Oct. 15 this year, under a contract approved by the City Council.
Maine poet is a finalist for international prize with work about husband’s dementia
Lee Sharkey and Al Bersbach of Portland will fly to Dublin this week for the prestigious Ballymaloe awards event.
Bicycle thief arrested on Back Cove Trail, Portland police say
The man allegedly ditched the bike and tried to mix in with the joggers and walkers before officers subdued him.
About 1,000 join March for Science in downtown Portland
The rally was one of more than 600 simultaneous events held around the globe Saturday in support of scientific research.
Maine AG files civil rights complaint against Portland man accused of yelling racial slurs
Jamie Hoffman was charged with assault and interfering with constitutional rights after an incident in which he allegedly yelled at Casco Bay High freshmen, then punched and tackled two of them.
About 25 protesters disrupt LePage’s town hall at USM
Members of the group shout at LePage as he makes his points, then chant ‘black lives matter’ as they exit Hannaford Hall one by one. He appears unfazed, and no one is arrested.
With ‘Night Stories,’ painter Linden Frederick teams up with writers to finish the narrative
Novelist Richard Russo recruited an A-list of fiction writers to collaborate with his friend.
Developers eye last remaining farmland in Portland
Home to grazing cattle until last year, 45-acre Camelot Farm becomes the city’s latest battleground over housing development.
Portland developer has big plans for city land
But there’s a problem. The land is not for sale and some city officials show little interest in selling it.