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Newry Holdings of Portland purchased the Sunday River Golf Club at auction Wednesday for $700,000.
A federal appeals court has ruled in favor of five Maine truck drivers seeking to bring a class-action suit against Oakhurst Dairy over alleged unpaid overtime.
The U.S. Attorney's Office in Portland said Monday it has named an interim U.S. attorney.
Portland Pipe Line Corp., which is suing South Portland to overturn a 2014 ordinance prohibiting bulk loading of crude oil onto tankers, is seeking a $320,000 reduction in taxes for the fiscal year ending June 30.
Maine's highest court ruled Tuesday against Shaw's Supermarkets in an age-discrimination case that could have implications for other employers in the state.
Legislation by state Sen. Bill Diamond, D-Windham, that would bring Maine into compliance with federal REAL ID standards received support from AAA Northern New England, Associated Building Contractors of Maine and others at a public hearing Tuesday.
Husson University's College of Business has signed a 3+3 articulation agreement with the University of Maine School of Law that would enable its students who study for three years at Husson to apply for admission to Maine Law's three-year Juris
A federal court in Portland granted a temporary restraining order on Tuesday that stops demolition at the former Great Northern Paper Co. Mill in East Millinocket.
Tempus Jets, a Williamsburg, Va.,-based aircraft maintenance and repair company formed in 2007 that expanded to Brunswick Landing in 2013, faces a lawsuit from a creditor.
Maine Attorney General Janet T. Mills announced Wednesday that her office and the Federal Trade Commission have filed a complaint against three corporations and six individuals for their roles in an alleged deceptive campaign to sell health
Four Wiscasset Village businesses have filed a complaint and a motion for preliminary injunction in the Lincoln County Superior Court, seeking to stop a Maine Department of Transportation project on Route 1 that Wiscasset voters approved in a
South Portland's legal tab for defending its 2014 “Clear Skies Ordinance,” which prohibits the bulk loading of crude oil into tankers on the city's waterfront, topped $1 million in December and is expected to need another $600,000 if the federal
Two lawmakers — state Sen. Bill Diamond, D-Windham, and U.S. Rep. Chellie Pingree, D-1st District — are pushing separate bills at the state and federal levels to address problems stemming from Maine's non-compliance with the federal Real ID Act of
Many business and service providers operate for years without considering whether they should trademark elements of their business. The most common way people think of (and see) trademarks are through logos. Think: New England Patriots or Apple.
The Maine State Supreme Judicial Court will hear arguments on a battle over expansion of Nebo Lodge on North Haven. The inn is owned by U.S. Rep. Chellie Pingree.
Gov. Paul LePage's state budget proposal includes a plan to cut funding for the Down East Correctional Facility in Bucks Harbor.