Senate: East-west highway study not requiredThe Maine Senate has voted to repeal a requirement for a feasibility study on a proposed east-west highway. |
Colgan: U.S. recovery two years ahead of MaineMaine's recovery from recession will lag national trends by nearly two years, according to an |
EPA awards Maine $3.6M for cleanup workThe U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has awarded Maine $3.6 million in grants to clean up and redevelop contaminated land.The majority of that... |
Argo to hire 150 in $2.4M Lewiston expansionLewiston-based Argo Marketing Group expects to nearly triple its work force through a $2.4 million renovation at the former McCrory's deparment store in Lewiston. |
Maine Audubon opposes East-West highwayLeaders of the 15,000-member Maine Audubon Society have come out against a proposed east-west highway through Maine.The organization announced its... |
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Hall moves from lobbyist to leader at Portland chamber
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Chris Hall moved to Maine in 1986, settling in Buxton and going to work for the Maine State Chamber of Commerce, where he was government affairs director for 17 years. In 2006, he... |
Cold storage needed to boost new shipping serviceWhen Icelandic container shipping service Eimskip arrived at Portland's International Marine Terminal on March 29 with its first shipment — bottled water and frozen fish — it... |
'Right-to-work' bills die in committeeTwo bills intended to reduce a union's ability to collect dues were defeated in a legislative committee's party-line vote Friday.The |
Ducktrap to double capacity at Belfast production plantDucktrap River of Maine plans to hire new workers as it doubles the production capacity for smoked salmon and other smoked seafood products at its Belfast operation. |