Portland Talks

Portland boys’ basketball remains unbeaten
Press Herald
“Portland completely dismantled us in the third quarter. I thought we were better. Portland is a very good team. One of the best in Western Maine. They know how to win. We’re still searching. We’re looking to take the next step. We want to be where …

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Maine approves $25K fine for natural gas company
Hilton Head Island Packet
PORTLAND, Maine — The Maine Public Utilities Commission on Tuesday signed off on a $25,000 fine for a natural gas company for safety violations. Summit Natural Gas, which is expanding its reach in southern and central Maine, reached a consent decree …
Maine regulators approve $25K fine for safety violations by natural gas companyThe Republic

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Maine approves $25K fine for natural gas company
SunHerald.com
PORTLAND, Maine — The Maine Public Utilities Commission on Tuesday signed off on a $25,000 fine for a natural gas company for safety violations. Summit Natural Gas, which is expanding its reach in southern and central Maine, reached a consent decree …
Maine Regulators Approve $25K Fine for Natural Gas CompanyMaine Public Broadcasting
Maine agency opposes FairPoint subsidySeacoastonline.com
Maine PUC approves $25000 fine for Summit Natural Gas safety violationsKennebec Journal & Morning Sentinel

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Officials in Portland, Maine, Considering Database After Deadly Fire
Insurance Journal
Portland, Maine officials may roll out a centralized database for tracking housing complaints in response to a deadly November fire that killed six people. The Portland Press Herald reports the city is also getting ready to unveil a new mobile- and Web …
‘We don’t want to end up like that': Tenants lodge new complaints about …Bangor Daily News
Fire safety task force in Portland considers array of changesKennebec Journal & Morning Sentinel
Portland cites Noyes Street landlord for fire-safety violations at second buildingPress Herald
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Plan to hike Westbrook speed limit raises concern in Portland
Bangor Daily News
Traffic moves along Stroudwater Street in Portland on Dec. 12, where residents and city officials believe an increased speed limit in Westbrook could lead to more vehicles speeding through the neighborhood. The Maine DOT is reviewing data before …

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