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The two messages were sent Wednesday and Thursday on Channel 16, a channel for international hailing and distress messages only. Both sound like they were made by a young boy.

A jury trial date has been set for October 2024 in the Petersen Pool lawsuit filed by developer E Street against Braintree and Mayor Charles Kokoros.

The Latin-inflected classic clam shack dishes shine.

Meanwhile, some people are organizing a protest outside Portland City Hall ahead of the workshop.

From rocky beaches and iconic lighthouses to lobster rolls and Whoopie pies, the state of Maine is a huge draw for tourists each year. But the place to be this summer is Portland, Maine. And while most people know the larger tourist attractions, there are tons of lesser-known things to do in this wonderful city. Things that even Portland locals rave about. According to the Maine Office of Tourism, 15.3 million visitors visited Maine in 2022, with even more expected in 2023. Most tourists are dra...

In Portland’s version of Mass and Cass, efforts to sweep away homelessness are being challenged.

Artists have always been drawn to the state’s rocky coast and fragrant pine forests. Now that same creative spirit is fueling changes in and around the city.

Guide to leaf-peeping in Maine - The latest updates on Maine's foliage reports and how to make the best of the state's leaf-peeping season.

Bass and blues are in binge mode and can be found wherever pogies are schooled up.

The city said the few valuable items found during the sweeps were given to police because they were suspected of being stolen.