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The battery-powered vehicles, developed in the 1990s, aim to provide an easy-to-maneuver, carbon-free, quiet experience of Acadia National Park.
When Interstate 295 was built in the late 1960s, Libbytown was severed from the rest of Portland. A transportation plan addresses safety and access issues that resulted.
Lynch Logistics Inc., a Bangor logistics company, has appointed Maine Maritime Academy grad Joe Marriner as a business development executive.
The first conference, in November, drew over 320 people including key industry players. The second confab is being positioned as an invitation for the global space community to engage with Maine's rapidly growing space economy.
The 1,000-person daily cap advances local interest in lessening congestion and reduces “the particularized excesses of modern cruise tourism,” the lawsuit ruling reads.
Plans also include investing $1.9 million in critical care ambulances, to supplement emergency medical resources available in local communities.
Previously, the closest Sea Tow vessel was stationed in South Portland. The response time for boaters in Kennebunk waters will now be significantly faster.
On Monday, state officials showed off new designs for the license plates Maine-registered vehicles will begin displaying next year.
The Icelandic shipping company posted 2023 financial results that show net earnings fell 36.1% last year.
The low-cost carrier's new summer service to Cincinnati will start on May. 16.
FAA funding will go to Portland International Jetport, Presque Isle International Airport and Eastport Municipal Airport.
The so-called Gorham Connector has been discussed for decades. Now it looks as if the proposed highway spur, between Gorham and South Portland, could become reality.
The Maine Department of Transportation is looking to launch a pilot commuter bus service between Portland and Lewiston and is seeking bids from companies to provide the service for at least two years.
Nonstop service to Raleigh-Durham. N.C., as well as one-stop service to Jacksonville, Fla., will start on May 24.
The Denny's in the Libbytown neighborhood may not have been historic, but it became a Portland landmark.
Planned projects include improvements to Portland's International Marine Terminal and reconstruction of U.S. Route 1 between Frenchville and Fort Kent.
The money, from the U.S. Department of Transportation, will be used to install charging ports in 63 cities and towns.