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Mayor Kate Snyder

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Mayor Kate Snyder

Posted on May 13, 2020 by dmartignetti

Mayor Kate Snyder talks about how Portland may close some streets downtown to allow outdoor dining and retail. The proposal, which needs approval from the City Council, would ban vehicles from 6 streets, most of them in the Old Port, to help businesses bring back customers safely.

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