Waterboro retail plaza, destroyed by fire last year, will reopen

The owners of Brookfield Place on Main Street in Waterboro are nearly done with reconstruction of the shopping plaza, which was destroyed by fire in 2017. The original plaza had three storefronts,...

Zoning change paves the way for mixed-use project on Portland's East End

The Portland City Council approved a zoning amendment that will allow for construction of a large mixed-use office building and garage on the Eastern Waterfront, at 100 Fore St.

Maine's economic growth last year lagged behind national rate, feds say

The economies of Maine's largest metropolitan areas grew in 2017, but not at the pace of the national growth rate. According to data released Tuesday, real gross domestic product in the...

UNE launches data science program to boost graduates' job prospects

The University of New England is launching an undergraduate degree program in data science on its Biddeford campus to open up more job opportunities for graduates.

Frontier Air stop in Portsmouth gives Mainers a new way to fly south

Air travelers from southern Maine will get a new option for heading south on Dec. 6 when Frontier Airlines begins flying out of Portsmouth International Airport, about 10 minutes drive from Kittery.

Rosemont Market to add location at former dry cleaners in Falmouth

Rosemont Market & Bakery, with six Portland-area stores, will open a seventh this winter a former Pratt Abbott location on U.S. Route 1 in Falmouth.

Portland India Street condo building sells all units

Most of the units in The Mason Block, a recently constructed residential and commercial condominium building, were sold before ground even broke, and the rest were snapped up by the time the project...

Bill with $162M for Kittery shipyard heads to Trump's desk

Federal legislation that would provide over $162 million for improvements at Portsmouth Naval Shipyard in Kittery has received U.S. Senate approval and is expected to be signed into law by President...