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With Maine's craft brewing industry frothing, the University of Southern Maine and the Maine Brewers' Guild on Thursday partnered on a Quality Assurance Lab to give students research opportunities and area brewers a local facility at which to assure
The semifinalists for the prestigious 2016 James Beard Foundation Awards have been announced and Maine came out swinging, with nine restaurants, chefs and brewers from across the state being included among the 21 total categories of semifinalists.
When Pamela Laskey, director and founder of Maine Foodie Tours, sipped Campari on ice in Boston's North End in 2008 with the owner of one of the three culinary tours in the United States at the time, she suspected she had bitten into something big
The city of Portland received more than 100 submissions for its Congress Square redesign project, with some public art proposals coming from as far away as the United Kingdom.
British clothier Fat Face, named after the famous Le Face ski run in the French Alps, plans to open its first U.S. location at 34 Exchange St. in Portland on Feb. 20. A second store will open in greater Boston on Feb. 27, Steve Berry, head of
The drive west along Forest Avenue from Woodford's Corner to Deering Junction takes you through some of Portland's most trafficked streets and intersections.
Mark Bessire, director of the Portland Museum of Art, readily acknowledges it's a fair question to ask why the museum is engaged in a multi-year effort to reimagine itself when its metrics are strong and its collections include paintings by Winslo
There's a bit more pessimism in the air nationally about lodging this year as Airbnb's growth is exploding.
PTC (NASDAQ: PTC), an Internet of Things technology company based in Needham, Mass., announced today it has signed a definitive agreement to acquire Kepware, a Portland-based software development company, for approximately $100 million.
Kennebunkport hotel and restaurant developers have reached an agreement to buy the Arundel Barn Playhouse and convert it into a live music venue.
The Maine Arts Commission is calling for an increase to the amount of money the state spends on the arts.
Discussions about creating a partnership between the Maine College of Art and the Salt Institute for Documentary Studies, which announced in June it would close this fall, have progressed.
As executive director of Waterville Main Street, Jennifer Olsen is the first one to acknowledge the city's challenges.
A proposal to build a five-story, $3 million building expanding the Dowling Walsh Gallery in downtown Rockland is going to the city's Planning Board tonight, the Penobscot Bay Pilot reported Monday.
A marketing professional in Westbrook is planning to open a co-working space in 1,800 square feet of the historic Dana Warp Mill.
A donation to College of the Atlantic's business incubator will allow an unusual program to graduate from its scraping-by status to a permanent place in the curriculum.