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Published
June 28, 2021

CMP customers could see double-digit rate hike in August

CMP is asking the Maine Public Utilities Commission to consider deferring some storm charges and holding an overall residential rate hike to under 10%.
Published
June 20, 2021

System failure: Inside Maine’s $35 million human resources software meltdown

State officials have blamed a private company for the problems plaguing Maine's expensive project to upgrade its HR software. But a Portland Press Herald/Maine Sunday Telegram investigation reveals that the state is largely at fault.
Published
June 14, 2021

Ex-Rep. Dana Rohrabacher, now a Mainer, marched on the Capitol on Jan. 6

The former Californian, who's been called 'Putin's favorite congressman,' confirmed he was at the march to protest the 'stolen election' but said he urged fellow protesters not to storm the Capitol.
Published
May 6, 2021

‘A frightening shift’: Maine hospitals see surge of unvaccinated patients needing intensive care

ICU demands hit near-record levels at many hospitals despite lower overall patient counts; Central Maine Medical Center sees record levels of both.
Published
May 2, 2021

Meet Christiane Northrup, doctor of disinformation

The Yarmouth obstetrician-gynecologist was once a best-selling self-help author and regular Oprah guest. Now she promotes extreme conspiracy theories about the COVID-19 pandemic, masks and vaccines.

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Published
April 29, 2021

Portland’s hard-won identity as a food city is here to stay

An abundance of local food, eager diners and ambitious chefs built the city's restaurant scene, and they're not going anywhere.
Published
April 28, 2021

Portland restaurants struggled with hiring. COVID made it worse.

After a year of double-digit declines in business that saw some restaurant workers leave for good, owners are having trouble finding summer staff, particularly for 'back of the house' jobs like sous chef and dishwasher.
Published
April 27, 2021

Restaurant closures ripple throughout the local economy

From farmers to printers, an array of suppliers that rely on Portland's booming food scene have had to rethink how they operate.
Published
April 26, 2021

On Middle Street, a culinary hub embodies an industry under siege

A microcosm of the Portland food scene, the block of restaurants made bold decisions and banded together to stay in business.
Published
April 25, 2021

Threatened by coronavirus, city’s restaurants turn tables

Creativity and customer support, along with government aid, helped Portland restaurants stay in business at a higher rate than other parts of the country, but dozens have yet to reopen their doors and almost all have losses to recoup.