Through restaurant dinners and potluck parties, V for All and Plant IQ encourage chefs to expand plant-based choices and promote that diet’s health benefits.
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Search for missing Scarborough man suspended
Matthew Foster, 23, was reported missing Monday. He was last seen in Portland’s Old Port on June 10.
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Portland’s gay community condemns Orlando rampage
More than 150 people gather for a vigil Sunday evening in Portland’s Monument Square.
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Katy Perry’s moving to Maine?! No, actually. Fake news strikes again
‘Fantasy’ news sites are part of the internet landscape, making money by circulating false stories that entice readers while making it harder to tell fact from fiction.
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Maine water district officials rebut report of faulty lead level testing
Portland, Bangor and Lewiston are among 33 cities cited by The Guardian for their methods of testing drinking water.
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Portland police identify man whose body was pulled from water off Eastern Promenade
People who were with Jonathan Knights, 42, called 911 late Wednesday to report that he had fallen off a sea wall.
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Portland murder trial postponed after seating of jury falls short
Not enough jurors are identified from a pool of about 125 candidates in a case with factors that led to many disqualifications.
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Both men were armed in West End confrontation that ended with shooting
The wounded man is identified as Samuel Iserbyt, 48, by his mother, Charlotte Iserbyt of Dresden, who says he was lucky the shooting took place so close to Maine Medical Center.
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Arrival of tall ship in Portland pushed back to this evening
Bad weather south of Maine delays the arrival of El Galeon, a reproduction of a Colonial-era Spanish sailing vessel.
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Container shipments through Portland soar by more than 1,300 percent since 2011
The increase is largely due to Icelandic shipping company Eimskip, which arrived in Portland in 2013.