Page 11 - Fore River News Today

The bowling alley and restaurant on Alder Street in Portland plans to open a second location at a former Sea Dog Brewing site.

These free, outdoor shows are happening, often weekly, in open spaces around the region.

Thinking about strange lights in the sky has reminded columnist Dana Wilde about an unexplained encounter he had about 50 years ago with a cone-shaped aircraft.

Festivals, parades, concerts, tours and more are on tap.

Organizers of the Resurgam Music and Arts Festival are thrilled by the turnout in the event's first year at Ocean Gateway.

Testing by a local conservation group comes after the Maine Department of Environmental Protection found the so-called "forever chemicals" in mussels in a river that feeds the bay.

It doesn’t hurt to look!

The arts and music festival began last year on Thompson's Point but has moved to edge of Portland Harbor, filling a void left when the city's Old Port Festival ended in 2019.

The Flyers beat York to finish the regular season on a six-game winning streak after starting with a record of 1-7.

Mackerel on the North Shore are holding bass in close, slot stripers are prowling the herring-harboring South and North Rivers, and cows continue to chase pogies in Duxbury Bay.