Good morning, Portland.

Police said the body of 49 year old Damian Thomas was found in an attic at 55 Grant Street on April 11 — he was reported missing in March and last seen alive in late January, and his death does not appear suspicious as the investigation continues.

Investigators searched a home at 11 Olympia St. at about 8 a.m. yesterday to study the scene of a March 6 fire that killed Douglas Grant and injured four others at a boarding house—authorities will work at the scene for two more days and have closed the area to traffic.

An investigation released Tuesday found a pattern of hazing on the Mt. Ararat hockey team that involved bullying and sexually inappropriate conduct affecting at least four students — school officials suspended two coaches and senior players while the team faces a potential two-year suspension from the Maine Principals’ Association.

Terry, a seasonal propane customer who uses fuel only for his stove, said his provider charged him a minimum usage fee even when he bought very little propane.

The Maine Attorney General said the fee is legal if it is clearly disclosed and reasonable — it could be considered unfair under the Unfair Trade Practices Act if it is not.

Advocates gathered at the State House on Tuesday — calling for improved transportation access across Maine.

They pushed for bills to set up a statewide selection process, boost community transportation coordination, and reduce transit pollution.

A new report from the Alzheimer's Association shows that more than 7 million Americans live with Alzheimer’s and 29,600 Mainers aged 65 or older have the disease—with 543 deaths in Maine and 66,000 unpaid family caregivers logging 102 million care hours in 2024.

The association supports LD 107—a bill that passed out of committee—to require insurance coverage for blood-based biomarker tests for early detection.

Intro to Quilting Workshop

6-8 p.m. — Factory 3 — Cost info pending — Master the art of quilting with expert guidance as you create your own quilt over four weeks.

Yoga for Good

8-9 a.m. — Toad&Co. — $15 donation — Participate in a beginner-friendly yoga class while supporting a local non-profit.

Scenic Train Ride Along Casco Bay

10 a.m. — Maine Narrow Gauge Railroad — Cost varies — Experience a scenic 40-minute train ride through Portland’s picturesque waterfront and learn about Maine's narrow gauge history.

Medium Build and Petey USA Concert

7-10 p.m. — One Longfellow Square — VIP Upgrade available — Experience a night of unplugged performances from Petey USA and Medium Build.

Boho Mommy & Me Mini Sessions

10-11 a.m. — The Beaux and Arrows Collective by Rebecca Pinkham-Stevenson — Pricing available upon inquiry — Capture the authentic magic of motherhood in a beautifully styled boho-inspired photography session.

Bingo at the Elks Lodge

10 AM – 3 PM — Portland, Maine Elks Lodge #188 — Cards for sale; refreshments available — Enjoy a fun-filled day of Bingo with food and games.

Meet Friends of Katahdin Woods & Waters

4:30-6:00 p.m. — Rising Tide Brewing Company — Free entry — Connect with nature enthusiasts and learn about Katahdin Woods & Waters initiatives.

Elissa Altman's 'Permission' Book Discussion

7-8:15 p.m. — Mechanics' Hall — Free entry — Explore the art of memoir writing with Elissa Altman and Gibson Fay-LeBlanc as they tackle the challenges of storytelling.

Farmer's Market

8 a.m. - 1 p.m. — Brunswick Town Mall — Free entry — Browse fresh produce and local goods at the vibrant community market.

Spring Planting Festival at Mount Joy

9 a.m. – 3 p.m. — Mt. Joy Community Orchard — Free entry — Celebrate Spring with a plant swap, work party, and grafting workshop.