Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 6th of October.
Good morning, Portland.
A United Airlines flight from Scotland landed in Portland on Sunday, Oct.
4 at about 4:15 p.m. after burning extra fuel due to strong headwinds; crews refueled the Boeing 757-200 and the plane departed for Washington Dulles after a one-hour stop.
Musician Julia Keefe will perform with her Indigenous Big Band at the State Theatre on Oct.
15. The concert celebrates Native jazz history & seeks to empower Indigenous artists through music.
Portland-based indie band Small Pond is set to perform live in Portland on Thursday at 8 p.m. (tickets are $12 advance, $15 day-of) and will appear in Belfast at the All Roads Music Festival on Oct.
17 at 6:15 p.m. (set on the Legion Hall stage).
Baba’s Cafe on Peaks Island hosts free Widow’s Bay watch parties every Thursday in October from 6-7:30 p.m. at 79 Island Ave — guests are advised to catch the 5:35 p.m. Casco Bay Ferry to join the event that aims to boost off-season tourism.
Good Theater will present Little Shop of Horrors at Stevens Square Theater in Portland starting Friday and running through Oct.
18. The production blends sci-fi, comedy and Motown tunes to offer a fun Halloween vibe.
LEGO enthusiasts exhibited original creations at BrickUniverse held today at the Portland Expo+ the event featured sculptures, mosaics and architectural pieces that aim to inspire kids to build their own projects.
Kelsie Fitch, a Biddeford-area resident who rebuilt her life after a court-ordered recovery program, now helps others overcome substance use.
Early next year, York County Recovery Center will open on First County Way in Alfred to offer detox + residential treatment options.
The Varsity Maine football honor roll highlighted standout Week 5 showings by local high school teams.
Edward Little's Logan Stout rushed for three touchdowns in a Friday double-overtime win + Messalonskee’s Malachi Cusano set single-game receiving records with eight catches, 176 yards and three scores in his team's victory.
The Maine Mariners have begun training camp in Portland ahead of their first preseason game on Friday.
The pro hockey team (fresh off its first playoff series win) is gearing up for a strong new season as Dave Eid of ARC Maine covers the camp.
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