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PORTLAND, Maine (AP) — The city of Portland has approved a new homeless shelter that...

Updated at 12:17 AM increase font size Portland city councilors affirm support for 200-bed shelter, with referendum looming The council commits the city to paying $250,000 to the Developers Collaborative to investigate whether a city parcel on Riverside Street can be developed into a homeless service center, even as residents seek a November referendum to block the project. Share The Portland City Council voted 6-3 to enter into a second agreement with a developer to build a 200-bed homeless shelter and service center in the Riverton neighborhood, even as residents seek a November referendum...

Brian Lee at Maine Medical Partners in otolaryngology in Biddeford, Heidi Miller at Maine Medical Partners in the Casco Bay surgical care unit, Eric Shurtleff at Maine Medical Partners in the division of acute care surgery, and Josh Vaughn at Maine Medical Partners in orthopedics and sports medicine, a division of orthopedic trauma and fracture care. Landry/French Construction in Scarborough hired Bert Kiesow as project development executive. Kiesow has 25 years of experience in construction management. Maine Community Foundation in Ellsworth hired Michele Camarco as vice president of fi...

Society Notebook: Spurwink’s virtual gala succinct but still inspirational The nonprofit provider of behavorial health and education services recognized Community Housing of Maine Executive Director Cullen Ryan as its humanitarian of the year. By Amy Paradysz 7 of 7 Humanitarian of the Year Cullen Ryan, with emcee Cristina Frank and Spurwink President and CEO Eric Meyer. Photo courtesy of Spurwink Spurwink’s first virtual Humanitarian Award Gala on April 7 was an emotional appeal of support for the Portland-based nonprofit’s work in behavioral health and education services and a celeb...

Family and senior apartments planned for Portland’s West End Community Housing of Maine wants to build 41 family apartments and 52 senior apartments behind the original Mercy Hospital on State Street. Share Community Housing of Maine is proposing to build 93 new units of senior and family housing on the Mercy Hospital campus in Portland’s West End. The Portland nonprofit, which supports housing for older and lower-income Mainers, is asking the city’s approval for a new building, called The Equinox, running along Winter Street, at the back of the State Street-facing Mercy property. The ...