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Tuesday, November 19th, 2024
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Good morning, Portland. Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 19th of November.
COMMUNITY NEWS
- ➤ The Salvation Army in Portland kicked off its Red Kettle campaign with a goal to raise over $150,000, encouraging donations and volunteering through December 23. FOX23
ACCIDENTS NEWS
- ➤ Portland firefighters quickly controlled a second brush fire in two weeks, sparing nearby buildings but resulting in two cars damaged. Portland Press Herald
BUSINESS NEWS
- ➤ TODAY'S SPONSOR With factories able to build a home in just four hours, BOXABL is drawing Maine investors' attention as they launch their new $20,000 Baby Box model and open another investment round after maxing out their previous $75M raise. BOXABL
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CRIME NEWS
- ➤ A Scarborough man was arrested at a Portland gas station with illegal drugs and a firearm in his vehicle. WMTW
- ➤ Jeremy Dunlap, 46, is sought by the Cumberland County Sheriff's Office for allegedly assaulting a person and leading police on a car chase in Maine. Portland Press Herald
CULTURE NEWS
- ➤ This year's Gardens Aglow, featuring 66 miles of illuminated pathways, has drawn 780,000 visitors over the past decade. Portland Press Herald
ECONOMY NEWS
- ➤ Hannaford's website and 'To Go' service have resumed after being disrupted by a cybersecurity issue. WGME
EDUCATION NEWS
- ➤ Maine allocates $10 million in federal COVID-era funds to enhance literacy education, focusing on personalized reading instruction and professional development for nearly 900 educators. Portland Press Herald
ENVIRONMENT NEWS
- ➤ An environmental group intends to sue Cooke Aquaculture for alleged Clean Water Act violations in Maine, a charge the company denies. WMTW
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Bess Jacques & The Strays Live Performance
Experience an eclectic mix of originals and standards by Bess Jacques & The Strays, blending jazz, Americana, and faux-tango-pop in a lively atmosphere.
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Access for All: Third Thursday Art Conversation at Portland Museum
Experience an engaging evening at the Portland Museum of Art with a conversation featuring artists from the exhibit 'As We Are,' alongside free admission and festivities throughout the day.
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Children's Story Times at Peaks Island Library
Experience engaging story times filled with rhymes, movement, and music for children from birth to age 5 at the Peaks Island Branch of the Portland Public Library.
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Blackbird Live! - A Musical Celebration for Kids
Experience a vibrant musical performance that brings Ashley Bryan's beloved children's book to life through energizing funk and soul music.
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Maker's Market: Local Artisans and Farms Showcase
Experience a vibrant market showcasing local farms, artisans, and creative makers in Portland.
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Community Bingo at Elks Lodge
Experience an enjoyable day of bingo with lunch options available, and the chance to win through pull tabs and 50/50 draws in a friendly atmosphere.
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25th Annual Community Thanksgiving Dinner
Celebrate the spirit of Thanksgiving at the 25th annual free Community Thanksgiving Dinner featuring a delicious turkey meal with all the fixings.
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The Nutcracker by Maine State Ballet
Experience the enchanting tale of Clara and her Nutcracker Prince in this beautiful ballet presentation directed by former New York City Ballet dancer Linda MacArthur Miele.
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Holiday Extravaganza at Highland Farm
Experience a fun-filled day of holiday festivities with raffles, local vendors, baked goods, and a special visit from Santa for the entire family.
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Mr Sun's Interpretation of Ellington's Nutcracker Suite
Experience an innovative re-interpretation of Duke Ellington's and Tchaikovsky's Nutcracker Suite by Mr Sun, performed with a full band featuring original improvised solos and a blend of various musical styles.
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New $20,000 House
When the biggest names in your industry take an interest, you know you're onto something.
That's the case with BOXABL. They've reimagined housing by bringing assembly lines to new home construction.
And not to mention, they've already gained the attention of investors like D.R. Horton.
While traditional homes typically take more than 7 months to build, BOXABL factories produce their signature Casita homes in nearly four hours.
And they’re just getting started.
BOXABL just announced a new $20,000 house called Baby Box. It’s a turnkey home designed for affordability, flexibility, and versatility. It's perfect for disaster relief, workforce accommodations, community projects, or even if you just need some extra space.
Now, everyday investors can join them too. When BOXABL last opened a Reg A investment opportunity, they maxed out the $75M regulatory limit, and they believe their new $20,000 house is the key to unlocking even greater potential.
Become an investor today.
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