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In his annual "state of the city" address, Portland Mayor Mark Dion said homelessness and public safety concerns are the top issues facing the city.
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The Portland City Council on Monday night also rejected a proposal from Mayor Mark Dion, which would have returned to a one to one exchange needle exchange ratio. Portland currently distributes as many as 100 clean needles for every used one returned, complying with a state law that was changed two years ago.
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Mark Dion will begin a four-year term as Portland's mayor Monday night. He replaces Kate Snyder, who did not seek reelection for a second term.
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Monday, June 4 at 2:00 pmBetween now and Thursday, June 7, Maine Public Radio will present a series of special Your Vote 2018 primary candidate profiles…
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Mark Dion, a state senator, is one of seven Democrats vying for a chance at the Blaine House this fall.Dion was a Portland police officer who was first…
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PORTLAND, Maine - A New York grand jury's decision not to indict a white police officer in connection with the death of a black man who'd been put in a…