Earlier this week Donald Trump, Jr. acknowledged  that his legal team was notified by letter that he is a target of the Department of Justice’s investigation into his illegal efforts to undo his loss to President Biden in the 2020 … Continue reading →

Governor Janet T. Mills (D), announced yesterday steps to combat the danger of xylazine, a powerful sedative that when combined with fentanyl, is contributing to a growing number of overdoses and overdose deaths in Maine and across the country. During … Continue reading →

The Portland Fire Department crews intervened successfully yesterday to rescue four individuals off the East End Beach. At 10:43 am., the Portland Fire Department answered an alarm for two swimmers in trouble approximaely 100 yards off the East End Beach.  … Continue reading →

“We are really excited to be making final preparations to open up the Clam Bar,” said Garrett Fitzgerald, owner of the much anticipated Maine seafood mecca at 199 West Commercial Street on the Portland waterfront, yesterday afternoon. The reconstruction of … Continue reading →

Governor Janet T. Mills (D), the first woman governor of Maine and the state’s first woman AG, today signed into law legislation that puts the decision about whether to have an abortion later in pregnancy into the hands of women … Continue reading →

Project, HOME, a new program to provide housing for the families currently staying at the temporary emergency shelter at Portland’s EXPO, was announced this morning by a coallition of stakeholders.  That’s because residents of the EXPO must vacate the shelter … Continue reading →

Toad & Co., the sustainable clothing store, is pleased to invite you to its Portland grand opening on Friday, July 21 at its new location in Bayside:  31 Diamond Street.  The event runs from 4:00 pm – 9:00 pm. This … Continue reading →

“Rebecca of Vineyard Haven” is a regal 75 ft. wooden schooner that is in Portland for the Saturday, July 15  Open House at Portland Yacht Services on West Commercial Street –    you know, those large red buildings just beyond … Continue reading →

The number of motor vehicles stolen in Portland has singificantly risen in 2023 this past year.  Last year there were two reports of stolen vehicles between July 1 – 16, where this year there have been 14. Year-to-date numbers shows … Continue reading →

“We decided to move to Maine because of its rich resources and Portland in particular because of its robust creative community,” said Melissa Fuller, co-owner with her husband Nondas Iacovou, of Studio89 earlielr this week. “We love to collaborate with … Continue reading →