The Portland Board of Education will hold a workshop tomorrow, Tuesday, August 7th, regarding a proposal that the board pass a noncitizen voting resolution. The workshop will begin at 6:00 pm in the city council chambers at city hall.  A … Continue reading →

Mr. Tuna, in the middle of a busy pop-up yesterday afternoon on Washington Avenue,  explained his future plans for his flourishing sushi business.  Jordan Rubin, said that he plans on moving to a brick and mortar spot at the historic … Continue reading →

Secretary of State Matthew Dunlap, a former member of the Presidential Advisory Committee on Election Integrity (PACEI) today released his initial assessment of thousands of the now-disbanded commission’s record determining that the group had uncovered no evidence to support claims … Continue reading →

385 Congress Street LLC has submitted a site plan application to the city for change of  use from a former printing plant for the “Portland Press Herald” to a 15,830 sf parking garage.  Access to the internal parking garage will … Continue reading →