Good morning, Portland.

Over 100 runners took part in the 9/11 Memorial 5K in Gorham on Sunday morning to honor Stephen Ward, who died on 9/11 while working in the World Trade Center.

His sister Kathryn launched the race and started a scholarship fund (award: $3,500) for a Gorham High School senior.

Historian Matthew Barker is calling on Portland Irish American descendants of World War II veterans to share their stories for his upcoming book on local history.

His previous works, which documented Irish contributions, are available at local bookstores + libraries.

A new article ranks Maine’s summer visitors based on local and social media reports, noting that Tiffani Thiessen (the Saved by the Bell star) and other well-known figures brought attention to local attractions.

The ranking highlights a mix of political figures, entertainers and notable personalities who enjoyed our state’s charm.

Cape Neddick’s Center for Wildlife hosted an open house Sunday where families learned about animal rescue and care through meet-and-greets, baby mammal feedings, and a wildlife tracking walk at the 9-acre facility — a community effort powered by local donations.

Franklin Arias was named MVP and defensive player of the year for the Sea Dogs on Sunday after the final game was canceled due to bad weather.

The Boston Red Sox prospect hit .318 with 19 home runs in 75 games before his callup to Triple-A Worcester on July 25.

Hearts of Pine defeated AV Alta on Sunday at Fitzpatrick Stadium as center back Serigne Faye scored the extra time header that gave the team its second straight win + the victory marked a turning point in overcoming season-long struggles with late goals.