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A closer look at the candidates for the Portland City Council District 4 race (opens the original)
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Read all of our coverage of Maine's 2026 election or stay up to date with the latest developments through the Maine Political Report in your inbox or text messages from politics editor Kirby Wilson. Among the three City Council seats up for grabs this November, Anna Bullett is the only sitting councilor running for reelection. Jacob Viola, who ran unsuccessfully for an at-large seat in 2024, is also vying for the District 4 seat. The district includes East Deering and parts of the Back Cove, Dee
The scaffolding at Portland’s Trelawny Building is finally coming down (opens the original)
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After three years of headaches for tenants — and yet another lawsuit between the city and landlord Geoffrey Rice — the scaffolding at the Trelawny Building in downtown Portland is coming down. According to Greg Shinberg of Shinberg Consulting, which has been managing the project, the scaffolding at 655 Congress St. should be completely removed within the next week to 10 days, weather dependent. After that, crews will use a lift to conduct repair work on the first two floors and the job will be c
A closer look at the candidates for the Portland City Council at-large race (opens the original)
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Read all of our coverage of Maine's 2026 election or stay up to date with the latest developments through the Maine Political Report in your inbox or text messages from politics editor Kirby Wilson. The decision by Portland City Councilor April Fournier to not seek reelection has created a three-way race for one of the council’s three at-large seats that features a former mayor and two candidates who have run unsuccessfully before. The Portland Press Herald spoke to each candidate ahead of the N
Here’s what you need to know about Portland’s Forest Avenue redesign (opens the original)
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Portland city councilors this week approved a redesign project for one of its busiest streets. The overhaul of Forest Avenue will reduce travel lanes and add bicycle and pedestrian infrastructure on a large stretch between Woodfords Corner and Baxter Boulevard. The project will begin as a demonstration — a way for traffic engineers to test design changes — before a redesign is made permanent. Councilors on the sustainability and transportation committee, along with members of the public, support
Portland will consider prohibition on standing in certain medians (opens the original)
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Portland Mayor Mark Dion and three other councilors are backing a proposal to ban both pedestrians and motorists from standing or driving on certain medians at city intersections deemed to be unsafe. The proposal comes as the city grapples with a spate of crashes involving pedestrians, including the death of Jason Ayers, who was hit while standing on a median at Preble Street and Marginal Way in June. Dion said the language is narrower in scope than a 2013 ban on panhandling that was struck down
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