The 1st U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals rejects the appeal of Joel Sabean, a once-prominent local doctor, in a case shrouded in sexual allegations and financial misdeeds.
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Plans underway to add one more to Portland’s craft brewery hub
Definitive Brewing Co. would join several other breweries in the Riverton neighborhood.
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Nova Scotia government will fund Portland terminal upgrades to keep Cat ferry service afloat
The provincial government will pay up to $1.5 million so U.S. Customs can screen passengers in Portland for the 2018 season.
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Man struck, killed by city dump truck is identified
Robert Belanger, 58, a transient, was struck and killed early Saturday morning by a municipal truck hauling a load of snow.
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Portland baker named finalist for James Beard Award
Alison Pray of Standard Baking Co. will compete for Outstanding Baker against 5 others.
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Police trying to locate family of man killed by city dump truck
The 58-year-old, who was hit as he walked along Congress Street near Blueberry Lane early Saturday, had previous contact with the city’s homeless shelter, a city official says.
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Portland jetport named best North American airport serving under 2 million passengers
The facility receives the Airport Service Quality award in 2017 from an international trade group, adding to the same award it earned in 2015.
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Casco Bay Bridge closed temporarily because of malfunction
A buildup of snow or ice prevented the bridge from closing properly, but lanes in both directions reopened before 8 p.m.
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Three honored by ecomaine for environmental commitment
Allagash Brewing Co., Ruth’s Reusable Resources and David Pope from Massabesic Middle School win top awards.
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Boys’ basketball: Next year’s contenders could be a mix of old and new
With many top players graduating, there is room for change among southern Maine’s best teams.