City of Portland

Fathom Companies Receives Approval to Build Boutique Hotel, Luxury Condominiums in Portland, Maine

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Tuesday, February 21, 2023
City, Yoga, Tourism, Herald Square, Portland, City of Portland, Congress Street, Culture, Food, Printing, Congress, Heart, Marketing, Hotel

Fathom Companies has purchased the lot known as 385 Congress Street.

Key Points: 
  • Fathom Companies has purchased the lot known as 385 Congress Street.
  • Fathom Companies is known for successfully developing high-end projects by adding value through thoughtful design and fastidious attention to detail.
  • Fathom continues to expand its hospitality portfolio through development, ownership and/or joint venture partnerships as well as third-party management agreements.
  • To learn more about Fathom Companies, visit www.fathomcompanies.com or contact [email protected] / 207-808-8787.

National Police Association Tells Federal Court Portland City Hall is too Anti-Cop to Defend its Police

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Monday, July 6, 2020
Portland, Oregon, American Civil Liberties Union, City of Portland, Portland, United States, Political organizations, Politics

INDIANAPOLIS, July 6, 2020 /PRNewswire/ --The National Police Association (NPA), a 501c3 nonprofit, has been granted leave to participate as a friend of the court in an ACLU lawsuit against Portland police officers.

Key Points: 
  • INDIANAPOLIS, July 6, 2020 /PRNewswire/ --The National Police Association (NPA), a 501c3 nonprofit, has been granted leave to participate as a friend of the court in an ACLU lawsuit against Portland police officers.
  • Permission was granted over the objection of the City of Portland, after the NPA argued Portland City Hall is too anti-cop to be the sole voice defending the Portland police officers in this lawsuit.
  • The suit claims self-described journalists embedded with rioters are being targeted by Portland police officers and should be immune from arrest for participating in criminal acts.
  • The case is 3:20-cv-01035-SI Woodstock et al v. City of Portland et al, in the U.S. District Court for the District of Oregon.