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Supporters hope the fast charger can help accelerate the transition away from fossil fuel engine in some of Maine's marine industries.
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A Maine Center for Economic Policy analysis says 15,000 workers will see an average increase to their income of nearly $2,100 a year.
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It's the first major project to test Portland's new zoning requirements and height allowances that the city updated last year.
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State authorities are still investigating the cause of a fire that killed two people Sunday on Portland's Munjoy Hill. The structure had been cited for previous fire code violations but repairs had been made to improve safety.
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City councilors have said they need more time to review inclusionary zoning rules approved several years ago. Under those rules, developers must provide one unit of income-restricted rental housing for every 28 hotel rooms that are built in Portland or pay a fee.
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In Portland, the issues of affordable housing and homelessness are front-and-center, as encampments have grown across the city. The issues have divided public opinion and dominated the city's five-way mayoral race.
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It was the second time the council has voted on the measure, which would have declared a temporary state of emergency and added 50 more beds to the shelter.
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A special Portland, Maine edition of the board game Monopoly released on Friday. It's the first Maine city to receive an official, custom version of the Hasbro classic.
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The creation of historic districts in the city of Portland has not displaced residents or affected affordability, according to a new analysis commissioned by the city. —
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Mark Dubois of Braintree, Massachusetts is the city manager's choice for the position, although he needs to be confirmed by the city council.