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New Maine Geologic Survey map shows southern coast vulnerability
March 3, 2020The new interactive map shows coastal structures and dunes from Kittery to South Portland in relation to the FEMA's 100-year base flood elevations, which will help communities make decisions about coastal development and climate mitigation.
March 3, 2020
Maine PUC kicks off process that could spur widespread solar development
Updated:The procurement process is the first of five rounds seeking both commercial and community-shared solar developments of 5 megawatts or less, stemming from 2019 legislation that lifted the renewable energy net metering cap.
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State ups revenue forecast by $40M this year, may use the funds for MaineCare
Updated: March 2, 2020The state revised its forecast for General Fund revenue upward by $139 million, including a projected additional $40 million for the current fiscal year.
Updated: March 2, 2020
King urges USDA to remove restrictions on rural broadband money
February 27, 2020USDA ReConnect broadband grants aren't available to communities that have already received FCC grant money to upgrade satellite service. But such service falls well below connectivity needs in rural areas, King and seven other senators say.
February 27, 2020
More electric vehicle infrastructure support is coming to Maine
February 26, 2020The Maine Public Utilities Commission approved four initiatives to support electrification of the state's transportation sector, including a $240,000 rebate program for electric vehicle charging stations.
February 26, 2020Maine lobster may be exempted from Chinese tariffs
February 25, 2020Details are still sketchy, but Chinese importers of lobster may be able to purchase Maine's most lucrative marine species without paying the price of a retaliatory tariff.
February 25, 2020
Insurers may be driving Maine pharmacies out of business, but bill could help
Updated: February 27, 2020Maine pharmacies, especially ones that aren't part of a national chain, say their livelihoods are threatened by huge, unpredictable fees that insurers charge retroactively. A bill in Augusta might stop that.
Updated: February 27, 2020
Maine reminds cannabis businesses about advertising rules
February 24, 2020With Maine's market for recreational marijuana preparing to launch, the state reminds businesses of the strict rules for advertising the product.
February 24, 2020
Jeff Levine, former Portland planning director, looks at the past, and the future
Updated: February 24, 2020Jeff Levine oversaw Portland's largest development efforts in over a century. Now he's teaching a new generation of urban planners. Mainebiz chatted with him about what's ahead, and what he's left behind.
Updated: February 24, 2020
More funds roll in for Portland jetport makeover
Updated: February 21, 2020Portland International Jetport received another $1.48 million in federal funds a week after getting an award of $4.5 million. The funds go toward projects prioritized in the jetport’s sustainable master plan for capital improvements.
Updated: February 21, 2020
Auburn city manager to retire, successor named
February 19, 2020Peter Crichton, who has served as city manager for three years, will retire in June after 35 years of public service.
February 19, 2020SoPo nonprofit says data breach may have affected unknown number of clients
Updated: February 18, 2020PSL Services says the breach, which it learned of in December, is "small." But the compromised data could include names, Social Security numbers, medical data and more.
Updated: February 18, 2020
Proposals sought in Maine's largest-ever green-energy procurement
Updated: February 18, 2020The Maine Public Utilities Commission is seeking proposals for the sale of energy or renewable energy credits in what the commission says is the largest procurement of its kind in the state's history.
Updated: February 18, 2020
Portland International Jetport gets $4.5M for new taxiway
Updated: February 14, 2020The federal funds will allow the jetport to construct a 1,225-foot taxiway that will better connect its two runways. The taxiway will enhance the safety and efficiency of operations, officials say.
Updated: February 14, 202019 Maine housing authorities to receive $9.5M for home upgrades
Updated: February 14, 2020The municipal housing agencies span the state, from Sanford to Van Buren, and the funds will help pay for their local efforts to preserve and modernize public housing properties.
Updated: February 14, 2020
Insider Notebook: Munjoy Hill Historic District planning board hearing, vote set
February 12, 2020Planning board public hearing on historic district in Portland neighborhood is tentatively set for March 10; Mills signs affordable housing bill; state groups work on preserving Historic Preservation Tax Credit.
February 12, 2020
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