W. Godfrey Wood and Brad Church are gathering investors who want to bring pro hockey back to the Cross Insurance Arena.
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Portland residents treasure recycling, but much of it ends up as trash
A USM professor urges a switch to larger, enclosed containers after a team on the streets finds small, open-top bins are a serious cause of litter.
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Norovirus sickens 260 on first cruise ship to dock in Portland this season
Many had recovered from the highly contagious intestinal illness and only six were quarantined in their rooms Sunday aboard the Balmoral, which has now left Portland.
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Leg Work: Trails lead to wild and peaceful Portland
The Portland Trails system reduces the use of cars and gives walkers, bicyclers and skaters easy access to nature.
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Dine Out Maine: A world of flavors on the menu at Woodford Food & Beverage
The vibe at the restaurant located at one of Portland’s busiest intersections is emphatically American.
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Pirates’ departure from Portland sparks suggestions for new revenue
Sports executives and others see opportunity for new uses of the Cross Insurance Arena and raise again the specter of a convention center.
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Sanders supporters to march in Portland this evening
The ‘We Love Bernie March’ and rally comes a day before Maine Democratic faithful gather in Portland for the state party convention.
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Cruise ship visits to Maine this season expected to top 2015
A trade group expects 377 ship visits carrying 283,000 passengers, including a record 106,000 in Portland.
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Movie scenes for ‘The Witch Files’ to be shot Monday at Miss Portland Diner
The film crew will begin setting up around 2:30 p.m. at the restaurant on Marginal Way and filming will last through the evening.
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Judge dismisses lawsuit against Portland over senior housing project
The ruling on the development says an approved zoning change wasn’t inconsistent with Portland’s Comprehensive Plan.