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Gov. Janet Mills and other state and local leaders are planning to celebrate with residents this week.
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Two million dollars in federal grants from the Young Fishermen's Development Program will be used to provide educational tools and mentorship to young adults pursuing fishing careers.
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Pembroke residents and Passamaquoddy tribal members have expressed concerns about the project's impacts.
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The low-cost carrier will offer nonstop service to Orlando, Tampa, and Fort Myers.
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South Portland has operated its own bus service since it left METRO back in 1983 but is expected to return to the Portland regional system before the end of the year.
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Maine regulators rejected the company's request to exempt the aftermath of storms last year from service quality requirements.
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In the latest effort to address workforce housing shortages, Acadia National Park officials announced the construction of 28 beds at Harden Farms in Bar Harbor.
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New data from the Maine Department of Administrative and Financial Services are the latest inflection point in a years-long dispute over state employee compensation and classification.
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Union workers say they're being forced to work dangerously long hours. The union's contract with Sappi expired in August, and the paper company said it takes "exception" to the union workers' characterization of overtime problems.
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Penobscot Energy Recovery Company, or PERC, argues that Eagle Point Energy Center bought only the physical assets of the incinerator, not the contracts with cities and towns that pay to have their waste processed.
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The Maine Redevelopment Land Bank Authority will work with communities around the state to revitalize blighted properties and transform them back into productive use.
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The percentage of Maine homes burning heating oil has steadily declined since the governor made heat pump adoption a cornerstone of her climate plan.