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People in This Maine City Could See a 30% or Higher Tax Jump
As people who live in South Portland, Maine, are finding out, there’s a chance you might end up with a bill when you see moving trucks in someone else’s driveway. As the city completes a revaluation or reassessment of the value of properties after a year-long delay caused by the pandemic, South Portland officials are sending out letters to...
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Rising Home Prices in South Portland Worry Residents
Home prices in South Portland, Maine, are skyrocketing right now, and some are blaming the pandemic
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People Are Moving to Maine in Record Numbers; Renters and Buyers Are Struggling
Rankings on two websites suggest a record number of people are interested in moving to Maine, with demand for housing in some cities surging during the pandemic. Based on an analysis of its 2020 data, Atlas Van Lines says 62.4% of its Maine moves were people coming into the state. That percentage is higher than in every state besides Idaho…
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People Moving to Maine in Record Numbers
Many people have been moving to Maine, according to analysis from two websites.
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A Long Road: Marijuana Goes on Sale Years After Approval in Maine
Mainers are getting their first opportunity to legally buy marijuana for adult recreational use, but a supply shortage is a potential buzzkill. Retailers blame the pandemic and a limited number of licensed manufacturers for reducing the variety of products available on Friday, the opening day. Licenses were issued only a month ago. That didn’t dampen Matt Bourgeois’ enthusiasm for...
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Moose on the Loose Brings Out Crowds on 2-Day Lark Through Maine City
This tale of a moose on the loose had the best possible ending. On Wednesday, people living near Willard Beach in South Portland, Maine, were treated to a series of moose encounters after one of the animals wandered into their neighborhood. He seemed to find his way everywhere: munching on leaves and branches in backyards; the beach, where he went…
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Moose Captured After 2 Days on the Lam in Maine
People in South Portland, Maine, had a series of moose encounters for a couple of days, even visiting the beach.
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Portland Worker Shortage Causes Toast Bar to Close
South Portland’s Toast Bar is remaining closed through at least the spring — not because of a lack of customers but because the city’s dealing with a worker shortage.
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Maine City Considers Fining People Who Feed Birds
Throwing breadcrumbs to birds is a timeless activity for kids. But what if that pastime landed you a fine of up to $50? That could be a reality in South Portland, Maine, where city councilors are considering enacting a law that would do just that.
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Hundreds Gather at Vigil for Synagogue Shooting Victims
Hundreds gathered for a vigil at a South Portland, Maine, synagogue to commemorate the victims of a shooting at a Pittsburgh synagogue.
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‘Landscaping' Goats Hired to Remove Weeds in Maine City
After city officials in Portland, Maine decided to ban pesticides, officials had to get creative with weed removal techniques. They’ve now hired a bunch of goats to do the trick.
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Off-Duty Maine Firefighter Dies in Crash After Allegedly Falling Asleep
An off-duty South Portland, Maine firefighter was killed in a crash overnight Thursday, according to authorities. Forty-six-year-old Lt. Harry Weymouth of Buxton died from his injuries sustained in the two-vehicle crash at Maine Medical Center around 4 a.m.
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Maine City Considers Strict Rules for Rental Services Like Airbnb
Online rentals from sites like Airbnb could be impacted by strict guidelines proposed in South Portland, Maine.
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Maine City's Potential Airbnb Crackdown
Online rentals from sites like Airbnb could be impacted by strict guidelines proposed in South Portland, Maine.
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Maine School District Pushes Back Start Times for Students
From the school bus, to the school bell, don’t be alarmed that the morning routine is starting later in South Portland, Maine. It’s the latest school district to push back start times for students, giving them 35-40 minutes extra minutes in the morning to sleep.
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Maine School District Pushes Back Start Times for Students
South Portland, Maine, is the latest school district to push back start times for students, giving them 35-40 minutes extra minutes in the morning to sleep.
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Psychology professor on child and adolescent depression
Dr. Martha Thompson was on The Morning Show to discuss warning signs for clinical depression that could lead to suicide