Mills vetoes bill restructuring income tax brackets
The bill aimed to reduce the tax burden for middle-income residents while also raising taxes on the wealthy, but Gov. Janet Mills said it would not provide meaningful relief and could create challenges for state budgeting.
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Business Posted: Yesterday at 10:33 PM
Rooting for Trump to fail has made his stock shorters millions
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Boston Red Sox Posted: Yesterday at 10:10 PM
Shota Imanaga, Cubs shut down Red Sox
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Maine Mariners grab series lead with 4-1 win over Adirondack
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Portland Sea Dogs Posted: Yesterday at 9:48 PM
Yard Goats rally to beat Sea Dogs, 4-3
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Varsity Maine Posted: Yesterday at 9:19 PM
Friday’s boys’ high school roundup: Scarborough secures 9-8 win over South Portland in boys’ lacrosse
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Varsity Maine Posted: Yesterday at 8:30 PM
Friday’s girls’ roundup: Portland fights off Massbesic with four runs in seventh
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Sports Posted: Yesterday at 8:15 PM
NFL Draft: Patriots select receiver at 37th overall, then take tackle to protect their new QB
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Varsity Maine Posted: Yesterday at 7:52 PM
Softball: Windham makes statement with one-sided win over Gorham
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Nation & World Posted: Yesterday at 7:31 PM
Biden officials indefinitely postpone ban on menthol cigarettes amid election-year pushback
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Nation & World Posted: Yesterday at 7:22 PM
‘We will not be leaving’: UNC students camp out to protest Israel-Hamas war
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Business Posted: Yesterday at 7:03 PM
Mills vetoes bill requiring developers of clean energy projects to work with unions
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Nation & World Posted: Yesterday at 6:53 PM
Students at prestigious Paris university occupy campus building in pro-Palestinian protest
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Local & State
‘Midtown’ project promised to transform Bayside. Instead, it became the face of Portland’s homelessness crisis.
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Casco Bay Lines OKs first rate hike in 15 years, and it’s a big one – for tourists
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Local & State
Amtrak planners identify 3 possible sites for new train station in Portland
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Opinion
Opinion: Portland Museum of Art appears to have lost its way
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Local & State
There are a lot of fallen pine cones in Maine right now. Here’s why.
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Local & State
Maine State Police investigate fatal crash on Maine Turnpike in Wells
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Local & State
Portland attorney nominated to become federal judge
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Sports
Men’s pro soccer franchise in Portland set to reveal name, colors and logo
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Local & State
Utility opposes new rules for heat pumps popular in Maine
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Business
Indoor farm in Westbrook secures nearly $60 million in financing, with 2025 opening in view
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Local & State
Maine State Police investigate fatal crash on Maine Turnpike in Wells
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Business
Portland coffee company becomes first in Maine to ratify contract with labor union
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Business
Mills hopes money for Maine ‘co-working’ businesses will help bring, keep remote workers
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Sports
Maine Mariners grab series lead with 4-1 win over Adirondack
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Portland Sea Dogs
Yard Goats rally to beat Sea Dogs, 4-3
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Politics
Gorham lawmaker warns Nebraska not to monkey with its electoral votes
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Business
Portland restaurant Esaan closing permanently
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Scarborough Leader
Federal grant for Scarborough Marsh climate work hailed as ‘monumental’
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Lewiston-Auburn
‘Mad about Moxie!’ Lisbon festival plans announced
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Do This
Taco & Tequila Crawl and 7 other things to do this weekend
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Opinion
Opinion: Portland Museum of Art appears to have lost its way
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Nation & World
Trump’s lawyers try to discredit testimony of prosecution’s first witness in hush money trial
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Nation & World
U.S. to send more Patriot missiles to Ukraine as part of new $6 billion aid package
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Business
Inflation is overshadowing U.S. economic resilience, hurting Biden
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Nation & World
Here's why Harvey Weinstein's rape conviction was tossed and what's next
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Business
They found safe spaces on TikTok. A ban could devastate their communities.
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Business
Rooting for Trump to fail has made his stock shorters millions
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Schools and Education
Protests over Israel-Hamas war put spotlight on college endowments
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Local & State
Augusta may allow adult use marijuana businesses, but ban potentially dangerous extraction process
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Nation & World
Britain’s King Charles III will resume public duties next week after cancer treatment, palace says
Mills vetoes bill requiring developers of clean energy projects to work with unions
The bill would have required companies leasing state land for clean energy projects to enter into contract with labor unions.
Biden officials indefinitely postpone ban on menthol cigarettes amid election-year pushback
The decision infuriated anti-smoking advocates but could help the president avoid a political backlash from Black voters in November.
Mills signs bill to expand background checks for gun purchases, update ‘yellow flag’ law
The newly signed law, which the governor proposed in the wake of the Lewiston mass shooting, expands requirements for background checks to include private, advertised sales and also updates the existing yellow flag law.
Shota Imanaga, Cubs shut down Red Sox
Boston falls to 3-8 at Fenway Park this season with a 7-1 loss.
Friday’s boys’ high school roundup: Scarborough secures 9-8 win over South Portland in boys’ lacrosse
Lacrosse: Wes Merrill and Olin Pedersen each score three goals, and Nick Harmon gets the winner for the Red Storm.
Another View: The Supreme Court cannot allow homelessness to be a crime
Homeless people reluctant to go into a shelter should not be fined.
The Wrap: Desserts downtown, barbecue in Deering Center and Bay Bowls in Biddeford
Also, an Ogunquit wine bar rebrands, Papi gets nominated for a Spirited Award and more.
Like a Boss with Mark Bessire, Director of the Portland Museum of Art
Join us for a live conversation on Wednesday, May 1 at the Portland Museum of Art.
Sample Maine-made booze at Luce Spirits in Rockland
The four-booze sampler includes absinthe, aquavit, gin and a black walnut liqueur.
Freeport increases cannabis grow facility licenses
The town will now offer six licenses for cannabis cultivation, and potential changes to who can receive those licenses could be on the horizon.