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The president and CEO of the Lewiston-Auburn Metropolitan Chamber of Commerce announced she will be leaving the organization to prepare to run for elected office.
The developer told Mainebiz that if the measure passes, "we are fully prepared to immediately defend our rights as developers who are following the zoning the city has established."
LD 874 creates a loan guarantee program offering interest-free loans to cover lost income for essential state and federal employees during shutdowns lasting more than seven days.
A petition, addressed to Mayor Mark Dion and City Council members ahead of two regularly scheduled meetings on July 14, demands “swift, coordinated action to restore safety, cleanliness and vitality."
The Department of Labor's plans to close more than 120 Job Corps centers across the U.S. — and all five in Maine —have been paused by a federal judge.
Maine’s jobless rate remains below the state's 5.4% long-term average since January 1976, when Barry Manilow’s “I Write the Songs” was at the top of the pop charts.
Maine has made important strides in addressing our childcare challenges, but ongoing federal support for working families remains critical.
The bill follows up on the state’s climate plan update to have 100% of electricity come from renewable sources by 2040.
Maine's former House speaker, who recently resigned from the Mills administration, will vie against at least three other Democratic candidates in next year’s primary.
Recipients include brewers, oyster growers and specialty producers, with award amounts ranging from $10,000 to $100,000.
Hazardous materials and deteriorated structures are the focus of federal brownfields cleanup grants designed to support redevelopment and infrastructure investment.
Printing errors on a small percentage of the newly minted Maine license plates have caused some confusion and potential issues with E-Z Pass readings. New plates will be issued to affected drivers in August.
John Butera, who most recently had been a VP and commercial loan officer at Skowhegan Savings Bank, has been selected to head rural development for the USDA in Maine.
Submissions for the Maine Atlas Project are due by Wednesday, July 9.
The sweeping domestic policy bill passed by the U.S. House last week endangers plans for a $6 million advanced battery plant in Lewiston that had been set to employ 70 people in three years.
Carollynn J. Lear, who joins the city from the IRS, steps into a role held for three years by Debbie Laurie, who retired after a total of three decades with the city.