Over 40 residents met at the high school to discuss pedestrian issues that the Maine Department of Transportation will take into consideration when drafting a report to the city.
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On the Border restaurant in South Portland closes
The chain’s only Maine location closed Tuesday.
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EPA rejects South Portland’s arguments, sticks with original penalties against tank farm owner
The federal agency says city officials knew about its testing and enforcement actions long before it filed a lawsuit against Global Partners LP in March.
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New Hampshire company buys Webber Supply
The company supplies heating, cooling and plumbing contractors and will now operate under The Granite Group name.
Posted inMaine, News
Long Creek stream restoration underway near Maine Mall
The $850,000 project is the first of its kind in Maine – moving dirt, rock and hemlock trees to sculpt a healthy, meandering creek bed where a polluted drainage ditch has formed in recent decades.
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‘I shouldn’t be alive’: At reunion of Vietnam POWs, one recounts his capture 47 years ago
Nearly 100 members of NAM-POWs visit the Maine Military Museum in South Portland as part of their annual meeting.
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Air pollution monitoring ramps up in South Portland
The Maine Department of Environmental Protection installs a fourth air quality monitoring station in a unique citywide program.
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Suspicious package at South Portland rail yard causes Amtrak Downeaster delays
Police ordered a halt to all rail traffic through Rigby Yard after workers there noticed an item attached to a rail car Sunday afternoon.
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Magical, musical pop-up restaurant searching for a place after Pownal site falls through
The restauranteurs have bids on multiple locations in Brunswick, Portland, South Portland and Lewiston.
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Portland waterfront lands another major employer as Sun Life announces move
Sun Life U.S., the domestic arm of a Canadian financial services firm, says it will relocate its 500 employees in Scarborough and South Portland to a new building on the former Portland Co. site.