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How to navigate health insurance options in the face of changes and higher premiums—and what to know about open enrollment
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The Department of Homeland Security announced today it plans to stop issuing automatic work permit extensions for many immigrants who have applied for permit renewals.
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The industrial production kitchen can currently produce 2,000 meals a day, with the capacity to eventually create 10,000. The nonprofit service provider Preble Street is operating the hub, based in South Portland.
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The buildings are located in Brunswick Landing — the former naval air station that now houses over 150 companies and organizations mainly in tech and STEM.
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Morning Edition Host Irwin Gratz spoke with Chris Herbert, managing director of the Harvard Joint Center for Housing, who says on top of the rising cost of building materials, there's a shortage of affordable land and stubbornly high interest rates.
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The agreement can be renewed for another three-year term. Festival organizers must still apply with the city of Portland for a permit to hold the festival each year.
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Bangor International Airport is continuing to see a rise in passenger numbers this year, including a 25% increase in travelers flying out of Bangor this summer.
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Maine saw 6% fewer summer visitors in 2025 compared to 2024.
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Regulators issued another notice of violation against Mallinckrodt for delaying remediation of mercury-contaminated soils and other issues at the former chemical factory.
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The proposal called for the removal of nearly 150 buoys in the Gulf of Maine. But this week, the U.S. Coast Guard said it would suspend the effort.
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The 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.
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As Maine Tech Week kicks off, we learn how the state's tech community is gearing up for growth