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The CONNECT outreach van will start rolling on July 1.

Connecting with its mission, the Holocaust and Human Rights Center Maine is standing with those who have Pride.

Hundreds of stakeholders from all over New England are learning about programs to transform the blighted properties into economic engines.

Only in Seattle can you scream in a museum and dance to Robyn at church.

The Portland Museum of Art has been trying to get permission to do this for months, but museum leaders were met with pushback from Greater Portland Landmarks.

The council votes 6-3 to remove a historic classification from the building at 142 Free St. Greater Portland Landmarks says it will review the matter before deciding whether to file a legal challenge.

More than 50 people spoke on both sides of the issue at a meeting Monday to decide whether the Portland Museum of Art can raze the former Children's Museum as part of its expansion plans.

By coincidence, the six-month anniversary of the Oct. 25 Lewiston shootings fell in the middle of National Crime Victims' Rights Week.

On exsiccatae, xylotheks, lepidochromes, and other rare books and collections that incorporate actual biological and botanical specimens.

The city manager presented a proposal to the City Council Monday that would total $277 million.