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Portland council decides hotel developers will help fund affordable housing
The city hopes to increase its affordable-housing stock by requiring developers to build low-income housing or pay a $3,806 fee per hotel unit.
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The suggestion by Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez has its share of critics. -
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Councilors direct the city staff to look for less costly ways to improve the interchange with Interstate 295 than the $5.4 million plan proposed by the state Department of Transportation. -
Mobile 'Scouts' the size of a cooler will have to navigate difficult city sidewalks and brave the elements. -
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The average age of U.S. investors with $25 million or more has dropped by 11 years since 2014, to age 47. -
She also becomes the first Republican to say she will support a Democrat-sponsored bill to reopen the government if the president's measure fails. -
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Donna Loring, a former police chief and Penobscot Nation representative to the Legislature, will serve as a liaison between the Mills administration and tribal governments. -
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Reid Crossman of Buxton was charged with criminal threatening with a dangerous weapon, and he and Jeffery Roubo were charged with driving to endanger. -
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Two years into a 2nd Amendment-friendly presidency, and a Senate led by Republicans, the 'Trump slump' means falling sales and complacency. -
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Noah Gaston is charged in the shooting death of his wife, and the defense wants to block testimony by two church leaders who spoke with him that day. -
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The group Take Back Ogunquit has launched an effort to oust three of five board members after they upheld the town manager's termination of the fire chief. -
Several area residents spoke against CMP's NECEC project Tuesday, though selectmen said they have no intention now of rescinding their support for it. -
Sou Chao Li and Derong Maio are accused of coercing two dozen Chinese women into prostitution after they came to the U.S. on tourist visas. -
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The Trump administration approved the requirements just days before Paul LePage left office, but Gov. Janet Mills says that change would leave more Mainers uninsured. -
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She declares Tuesday that those who would reduce access to legal abortions 'are going to have to get through me first.' -
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Gov. Janet Mills created new official accounts on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram. -
Legal challenges to the measures are continuing. -
Rick Smith wants to rebuild his life and try to shake the feeling of notoriety even after a judge dismissed a criminal case in the 2015 death of a crew member. -
The National Weather Service warns that strong northwest winds could produce dangerous wind chills. -
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