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Portland Stage says it backs city move to consolidate social services on Forest Avenue

Portland Stage says it backs city move to consolidate social services on Forest Avenue
We look forward to working with the HHS leadership team to ensure that everyone in our community feels welcome on our block, said Darrell Pardy, president of the board of directors, and Anita Stewart, executive and artistic director.
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Portland Stage, a fixture in Portland’s arts district for nearly 40 years, issued a statement Monday saying it supports the city’s decision to consolidate its public health and social services programs in a single building at 39 Forest Ave.
But the city’s decision has led the Maine College of Art to evaluate its plans to locate a student residence hall next door. MECA raised concerns about student safety after learning of the city’s plan. ....

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Portland council votes to relocate public health, social services to single location

Portland council votes to relocate public health, social services to single location
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Decision nears on relocating social services to Forest Ave.

Decision nears on relocating social services to Forest Ave.
The city says consolidating the offices at 39 Forest Ave. is the most affordable long-term option to house and deliver social services.
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The Portland City Council next week is expected to vote on whether to consolidate the city’s social services and public health divisions in one building on Forest Avenue.
If the relocation of the divisions from four locations across the city to a 37,000-square-foot building at 39 Forest Ave. is approved May 17, the city would enter into a 20-year lease with property owner 39 LLC beginning June 1. The city would be charged $277,500 a year, or $23,125 rent per month, for the space. The rent would increase by 1% and cap out at $335,250 in 2040-2041, the last year of the lease. ....

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Portland may move social service, public health services to Forest Avenue

Portland may move social service, public health services to Forest Avenue
A new proposal would consolidate staff and programming now at 4 locations into the office building at 39 Forest Ave.
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Portland officials have unveiled a plan to consolidate social services and public health programs, including clinical services offered at India Street, under one roof in a new downtown location.
The plan, laid out in a memo to a City Council committee that oversees the department, would consolidate programming and staff at four locations to 39 Forest Ave., an office building between Congress Street and Cumberland Avenue.
Kristen Dow, the city’s health and human services director, said the space will be better for both staff and clients, who often utilize multiple city programs and multiple locations. Those services would be under one roof. ....

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Portland police warn of counterfeit pain pills that can cause fatal overdoses

Portland police warn of counterfeit pain pills that can cause fatal overdoses
The pills look like oxycodone tablets but may contain fentanyl, Portland police say.
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Portland police issued a warning Tuesday about pills that look like prescription pain medication but contain fentanyl and may have caused a fatal overdose.
An unresponsive woman was found Sunday in a car outside Maine Medical Center, according to police. Doctors were unable to revive her and she was pronounced dead. People who were with the woman said she had taken a “blue pill” before she became unresponsive.
Investigators said there has been an increase in the circulation of pills that appear to be prescription 30 mg oxycodone tablets, but they also contain fentanyl, a powerful synthetic opioid with effects similar to heroin. It is often made illegally and sold with heroin or cocaine, and it is a leading cause of fatal drug overdoses in Maine. ....

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