Eloise Goldsmith is a journalist for The Portland Press Herald, focusing on local news in Maine, specifically in the city of Portland. She covers a wide range of topics including local government, development projects, human interest stories, and community events. Eloise is dedicated to providing accurate and informative news to the residents of Portland.
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Eloise Goldsmith's articles predominantly revolve around local news, city government, housing issues, and community events in Maine. With a strong focus on government announcements and expert commentary, Eloise would likely be interested in pitches that offer unique perspectives from local policymakers or experts on political or social issues affecting the region.
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By: Eloise Goldsmith
Allegiance Trucks is accusing DATTCO and a former employee of misappropriating confidential business information since the sale of its former Falmouth facility to the competitor in 2023 and the employee's hiring at DATTCO in May.
By: Eloise Goldsmith
Four artists featured in this year's Yarmouth Art Festival discuss their work. The 16th annual Yarmouth Art Festival took place at St.
Jesse Lamarre-Vincent, leader of the project's Turf Committee, is confident the turf options presented will have an option that satisfies three core criteria: no PFAS, no tire crumb rubber infill, and the ability to eventually recycle the turf.
By: Eloise Goldsmith
The Town Council voted to amend the charter to target households in a wider range of income.
John “Tim” Wheaton was elected to the Yarmouth School Committee in a special election held on Oct. 21. Wheaton, who ran unopposed, received 226 votes and has served on the School Committee previously. Wheaton is serving out the reminder of former School Committee Member David Ray’s term, so he will only hold the seat until […]
Stephen Smith is, to his knowledge, the only craftsperson hand-hewing logs commercially in North America.
By: Eloise Goldsmith
Greely Middle School student David Gilbert submitted his short film on the Americans with Disabilities Act to a National History Day contest and won the opportunity to speak with famed documentarian Ken Burns.
The Select and Planning boards are collaborating to expand and clarify the application process, among other details in the ordinances.
The district is dealing with a minor outbreak of the respiratory infection.
A community feedback session on Oct. 30 brought up concerns over golf courses' exemption from the restriction, as well as suggesting an exemption for crabgrass management.
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