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The federal award will fund projects to protect vulnerable communities across the state.
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While the term is broad and still being defined, in other states it can refer to businesses that offer the sale and onsite consumption of recreational marijuana.
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The $13 million project calls for the renovation of the former Camden Yarns mill, plus an 8,000 square foot addition for permanent and temporary gallery spaces and classrooms for community events.
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A new rule will prioritize placing energy developments on farms with unsafe levels of 'forever chemicals.'
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Airlines had nearly 6,000 tickets for sale leaving Portland Friday. July and August are the busiest months at the jetport, and so the IT outage had a bigger impact on operations compared to a winter storm, Portland International Jetport officials said.
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Nearly half of the units include some kind of deed restriction for affordability, the highest annual share in 13 years.
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New Census data released last month showed more than 14,000 business applications were filed statewide in 2023.
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The challenges and opportunities for young people from Maine's rural communities
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Central Maine Power’s parent company Avangrid is asking Maine regulators to waive a required approval for an acquisition effort by Spain-based Iberdrola.
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The rooms are intended for those who can't yet afford an apartment on their own, as well as for traveling nurses, contractors and other temporary workers who need a place for a short stay.
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More eco-friendly materials and practices in the fashion industry include re-use of clothing and other trends
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Degree-seeking students haven't taken classes at the Hutchinson Center since the pandemic, and university officials say enrollment has mostly shifted online. A group of Belfast residents, however, want to see the facility preserved and kept in local hands.