Scarcelli sues stepfather in property management feudRosa Scarcelli, a former gubernatorial candidate, has filed a lawsuit against her stepfather over allegations of mismanagement at several housing projects. |
Penobscot Nation gets $1M for wind projectThe Penobscot Indian Nation has received $1 million in federal funds for its proposed wind project in Franklin County. |
Lawmakers mull removing egg farm union rightsA bill that would remove the right of workers at a Turner-based egg farm to unionize has received preliminary approval in the Maine House of Representatives. |
Current Publishing taps new publisherWestbrook-based Current Publishing, the owner of weekly newspapers in southern Maine, has hired media executive David Flood as publisher of its three York County papers. |
Cianbro to hire 150 construction workersPittsfield-based Cianbro Corp. is looking to add 150 workers to its ranks to complete a backlog of construction projects. |
Occupy Maine to dismiss lawsuit against PortlandOccupy Maine plans to dismiss a lawsuit it filed in December against the city of Portland so... |
WCCC president to step downJoyce Hedlund is stepping down as president of Washington County Community College. Meanwhile, Barbara Woodlee has decided to stay on as president of Kennebec Valley Community College... |
Committee approves east-west highway studyThe Legislature’s Transportation Committee has approved a measure to spend $300,000 for a feasibility study for an east-west highway from Calais to Coburn Gore. |
Hollywood Slots to receive first casino licenseGambling officials plan to issue the state’s first casino license later today to Hollywood Slots in Bangor. |
Sewall Co. CEO Page new UMaine System chancellorJames Page, CEO of engineering and mapping consulting firm James W. Sewall Co. in Old Town, has been appointed the new chancellor of the University of Maine System. |