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2nd Black Box Opens at 93 Washington Avenue With Delightful Surprises Inside

Posted on September 29, 2018 by Munjoy Hill News
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Three close friends decided to pool their considerable talents and other assets and invest them in their first retail venture – that’s at the black boxes at 93 Washington  Avenue on Munjoy HIll. That’s how Campfire Studio Mulxiply came together. … Continue reading →

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Washington Avenue Roadway Project Meeting Next Week

Posted on September 29, 2018 by Munjoy Hill News
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Are you interested in learning about the preliminary plans for the Washington Avenue Roadway, Intersection, Sidewalk and Streetscape Project? If so, please plan to attend a public meeting on Wednesday, October 3, 2018 from 6:00 pm – to 7:30 pm … Continue reading →

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Cheese Shop of Portland First to Open at Black Boxes at 93 Washington Avenue

Posted on September 28, 2018 by Munjoy Hill News
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The Cheese Shop of Portland was the first of the “Black Boxes” of 93 Washington Avenue to open this morning at 10:00 am with plans to close at 7:00 pm.  Mary and Will Sissle,  owners,  were also the first to … Continue reading →

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UPDATED: Neighbors Concerned About Likely Oversize of 57-59 St. Lawrence Street by New Owner

Posted on September 27, 2018 by Munjoy Hill News
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Neighbors around 57-59 St. Lawrence Street on Munjoy Hill are concerned about the likely expansion of an old apartment building into almost double its current size if the new owner of the building gets his way – and he probably … Continue reading →

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Maine Medical Center Files Site Plan for new Congress Street Medical Building

Posted on September 27, 2018 by Munjoy Hill News
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Maine Medical Center has submitted to the planning board its site plan application for a new, six-story building that will reorient the hospital to Congress Street., expand private room offerings and provide state-of-the-art procedure rooms centered on cardio vascular care … Continue reading →

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Mr. Tuna Expanding to Portland Public Market in mid-October

Posted on September 25, 2018 by Munjoy Hill News
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This afternoon Jordan Run, d/b/a Mr. Tuna – a mobile sushi bar – was carrying kitchen equipment from his mini-truck to his new brick and mortar location on the ground floor of the Public Market in downtown Portland. He was … Continue reading →

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Bill Barry Retiring from Maine Historical Society at End of Year

Posted on September 24, 2018 by Munjoy Hill News
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“I’ll go out with the old year,” said Bill Barry, 72, who has worked as the research historian at the Maine Historical Society, for the past twenty-four (24) years on a part-time basis.  He plans on retiring on December 31, … Continue reading →

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Family Celebrates the Life of Mary Doughty at the USS Portland Memorial

Posted on September 22, 2018 by Munjoy Hill News
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Celebrating a life well-lived by someone who was thrust into the limelight accidentally was the purpose of a large gathering this afternoon at the USS Portland Memorial on the Eastern Promenade overlooking the Harbor. Mary Elizabeth Brooks-Doughty, who died at … Continue reading →

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‘Parking Day’ in Portland Big Success Despite Cool Weather

Posted on September 21, 2018 by Munjoy Hill News
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“Todays event was to show how reusing parking spaces into mini-popups can be done,” said Adam MacDonald, marketing and communications director for Portland Downtown.  “It was a big success and we’ll be repeating it next year,” said Casey Gilbert, executive … Continue reading →

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Disappointment in Collins’ Position Expressed by Maine Women’s Lobby This Morning

Posted on September 20, 2018 by Munjoy Hill News
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This morning at a press conference Eliza Townsend, executive director of the Maine Women’s Lobby, delivered the following message in Augusta: “We have gathered here today to say that we believe Dr. Christine B. Ford in her description of a … Continue reading →

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In the past Carol was disappointed with the lack of news coverage of this very dynamic community on the eastern end of Portland. That's how and why this blog came into being. The main goal was to recognize people on the Hill leading unique lives, start-up businesses in the area, and other subjects of interest to people on the Hill. While local coverage of the Hill has improved, there is still plenty to report on and Carol plans on doing that for a long time to come.

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