The Trelawny building in downtown Portland has been covered with scaffolding for years. Will it ever come down? Also…does anyone still live in there?

The Trelawny building is located at 655 Congress Street.

Voices in this episode:

Michelle Souliere, owner of the Green Hand Book Shop

Jeff Weeks + Bret Boydston, owners of Bang Cut and Color

Wes Pelletier, Portland City Council, District 2

Ethan Strimling, former mayor of Portland

Reported and produced by Peter Lang-Stanton. Edited by Steven Jackson. Music in this episode is by Cue Shop.

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A Brian Doyle-inspired essay about small kids and smaller animals.

Written by Peter Lang-Stanton. Edited by Andrew Cominelli. Thanks to Steven Jackson and Pat Walters. Music in this episode is by Cue Shop.

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An original Maine musical makes its big Portland run.

See it this very weekend at Stevens Square Theater.

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Send us your questions, however petty, and we will try to answer them.

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Portland's air quality was terrible this winter. The rest of Maine was totally fine. What is the deal

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The Maine Department of Environmental Protection keeps track of air quality for our state.