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Town officials in Bar Harbor have approved new rules for the town's cruise ship ordinance.
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The First Circuit Court of Appeals denied the motion without prejudice, which means businesses can request an injunction again at a later time.
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Bar Harbor businesses are asking a federal court to stop the town from enforcing a daily cruise ship passenger limit until their appeal is decided.
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A Bar Harbor resident has filed a lawsuit arguing that the Bar Harbor Town Council is violating the town's cruise ship passenger limit by not properly enforcing it.
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A group of Bar Harbor business owners are appealing a district court decision allowing the town to limit cruise ship visitors.
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Bar Harbor voters approved an ordinance two years ago that places a cap on the number of cruise ship passengers to 1,000 per day.
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A group of Bar Harbor business owners had filed a legal challenge to the ordinance that limits daily visits to 1,000 visitors per day, claiming it violates provisions of both the Maine and U.S. constitutions.
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A crew member on a visiting cruise ship to Portland was seriously injured on Wednesday morning after an explosion inside the ship's engine room.
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A pilot program is attempting to alleviate concerns raised about traffic and pedestrian safety when cruise ships come to Portland.
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After months of preparations, trial proceedings begin Tuesday for a lawsuit pitting Bar Harbor businesses against the town.