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The plans call for the paving of new surface lots to accommodate a growing number of travelers who park their cars at the Portland International Jetport for longer periods of time. It would add a net total of 265 parking spaces.
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The power company told Maine DEP that proposed fish passage standards for a new water quality certificate were massively expensive and legally dubious.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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The government shutdown didn't hamper turnout at Acadia National Park this weekend, as eager crowds took in the fall foliage.
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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."
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Taxpayers approved a $30 million bond to build and restore trails through four years of grants.
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If electronic payments aren't workable, beneficiaries can request a waiver with the Social Security Administration to continue receiving a paper check.
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The states will consider bids for solar and wind energy that can still access expiring federal tax credits.
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Growth has slowed as the market stabilizes, and sales are disproportionately concentrated in southern and western Maine.