The mayor wants the City Council to rescind its support for contract talks with Waterfront Concerts, and some musicians pressure a nightclub linked to the company’s owner, Alex Gray.
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Colin Woodard to speak at Portland library about threats to oceans
Woodard is an author, Portland Press Herald reporter and Pulitzer Prize finalist.
Circus Maine folds its tent after 2 years, leaving a vacancy at Thompson’s Point
A director for the business, which had taught and showcased performers since 2015, cites several factors, including the development’s parking fee.
Fans, friends mourn influential hip-hop artist from Maine after his death at age 41
Alias, whose real name was Brendon Whitney, was known for his intelligent and poetic songs, as co-founder of the indie record label Anticon, and as an eternally upbeat friend and father.
Dine Out Maine: Italian-American classics survive – and some thrive – at the new Roma Copy
ROMA CAFÉ Calamari puttanesca with olives, capers and Calabrian chilies. RATING: *** WHERE: 767 Congress St., Portland. 761-1611, romaportland.com SERVING: 5 to 9 p.m. Sunday to Thursday, 5 to 10 p.m. Friday and Saturday PRICE RANGE: Small plates $7 to $15, entrees $19 to $25 NOISE LEVEL: Rural post office VEGETARIAN: Some dishes GLUTEN-FREE: Few […]
Steven Bochco, groundbreaking creator of ‘Hill Street Blues,’ ‘L.A. Law,’ dies at 74
He pioneered storytelling techniques that have become a mainstay of television comedy and drama ever since.
Flash forward to 2084 – a dystopian world where Peeps are banned
Inevitably, there’s still an underground market for the puffy treats.
Society Notebook: Record turnout to support aid to immigrants
The Immigrant Legal Advocacy Project’s CeleSoiree raises $45,000 to help its clients in a crucial time.
Maine-made podcasts cover everything from comedy scene to bedtime stories
Others include a podcast by the rapper Spose and conversations loosely pegged to episodes of ‘Scooby-Doo.’