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The former president of La Kermesse, a Franco festival group in Biddeford, was charged Wednesday with stealing thousands of dollars from the festival and a condominium association for which she was treasurer.
Maine Contract Farming, which operates the Quality Egg of New England farm in Turner, has agreed to pay $125,000 to settle an animal cruelty case that began last year.
The Portland City Council yesterday approved a $2.8 million tax break to help law firm Pierce Atwood renovate and relocate to a former warehouse on the waterfront.
Bayside Village, Portland's first private housing development for college students, could be put into receivership after developers defaulted on the nearly $21 million mortgage.
A Board of Environmental Protection ruling issued today pushes a decision on the future use of the old HoltraChem site in Orrington into July, but Paul White, Orrington's town manager, says the ruling reflects progress.
The Maine Heritage Policy Center, a conservative think tank in Portland, has filed a lawsuit against the Maine Municipal Association, claiming the organization improperly contributed to four political action committees.
The Maine Attorney General's Office has cleared former Public Utilities Commission Chair Kurt Adams of any wrongdoing related to accepting equity units from First Wind while still employed with the state.
A New York bankruptcy court has agreed that FairPoint Communications can pay the Maine Public Utilities Commission and the Public Advocate's Office more than $600,000 in outside legal fees the state agencies incurred while representing consumers i
A New York-based cattle genetics company is trying to prevent a former employee from using its trade secrets to launch a competing company in Maine.
Daniel Coyne, a former commercial real estate broker in Yarmouth, was sentenced to 10 months in prison yesterday for bilking an investor out of $50,000.
Plum Creek Maine Timberlands has agreed to pay more than $38,000 in a settlement with the state over violations of the state's forest practices law.
The Maine Ethics Commission warned former Democratic gubernatorial candidate John Richardson in February about problems in his fundraising operation weeks before allegations that four campaign volunteers violated Clean Election Act rules made the
A proposal by a Portland law firm to move into a five-story waterfront building on Commercial Street in 2011 may provide waterfront property owners with some momentum in their quest to get the city to approve central zoning changes designed to spu
State regulators are cracking down on a Tennessee company providing fraudulent health insurance plans and have ordered the company to pay $1.2 million in penalties.
Anthem is appealing a Superior Court ruling that upheld limiting the insurance company's premium hike to 10.9%.
Bar Harbor's board of appeals has rejected a request from a rival hotelier to revoke the approval of Tom Walsh's proposed hotel.