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Tom Porter/Maine PublicThe project called for the paving of new lots, adding a net total of 265 spaces to accommodate a growing number of Jetport travelers. But the plans have been under scrutiny for the last two years, particularly from Jetport neighbors who said the project did not conform with Portland's sustainability goals. -
Maine PublicAs Maine Tech Week kicks off, we learn how the state's tech community is gearing up for growth
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Most federal employees received a partial paycheck last week for days worked before the shutdown began. But with no apparent end in sight, many workers are worried about when the next paycheck might arrive. -
The Maine energy department argues the utility has to finish a long-term grid improvement plan before proposing a multi-year investment plan. -
Liberty Graphics teams up with Monterey Bay Aquarium to save sea otters, with help from Taylor SwiftA Liberty, Maine-based T-shirt company known for its nature-themed designs is teaming up with the Monterey Bay Aquarium in California to raise money for the protection of sea otters, with a major boost from pop star Taylor Swift. -
Dozens of ratepayers turned out in Freeport Tuesday to speak out against a proposed electricity rate hike sought by Central Maine Power. CMP says the increase is needed the fund critical upgrades to the grid.
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The Midcoast Hunger Prevention Program said it's dealing with increased requests for assistance but with less food to go around due to federal cuts. -
The Maine Center for Economic Policy says full Wabanaki sovereignty would be an economic boon to tribes and the state, while addressing centuries of exploitation. -
The government shutdown didn't hamper turnout at Acadia National Park this weekend, as eager crowds took in the fall foliage. -
This Thursday, October 16, will mark the first-ever Downeast Fishing Family Forum in Ellsworth, which organizers say will offer the community a place to "discuss the issues that matter most." -
Taxpayers approved a $30 million bond to build and restore trails through four years of grants. -
If electronic payments aren't workable, beneficiaries can request a waiver with the Social Security Administration to continue receiving a paper check.
