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The chief justice of the Maine Supreme Judicial Court called on lawmakers Tuesday to support a bill that would allow the issuance of up to $15 million in bonds to buy an electronic case filing system for public online access to information that no
The Maine Bureau of Corporations, Elections and Commissions is introducing an Online Corporate Fraud Monitoring service, the second state agency in the nation to do so.
A bill that will prevent $40 million in state aid cuts for Maine’s cities and towns next year passed into law after Gov. Paul LePage took no action on it yesterday.
Oxford Networks is scheduled to begin construction on a 7,000-square-foot expansion of its facility in Brunswick this month, following the company’s acquisition by the Montreal-based private equity firm Novacap.
It may be one of Portland's best-kept secrets.
A tentative agreement was reached Wednesday between officials with the Maine Department of Marine Resources and representatives of the Passamaquoddy tribe over how the tribe would manage elver licenses and the amount of juvenile American eels that
Verso Paper Corp. says a weak response to a debt exchange offer could kill its proposed $1.4 billion acquisition of NewPage Holdings Inc., a deal that would affect three paper mills and about 2,250 workers in Maine.
Maine Department of Transportation Commissioner David Bernhardt told a nonprofit economic development group on Wednesday that dredging Searsport’s harbor is essential to Maine’s capturing a greater share of the growing trade potential along the Ea
Portland International Jetport experienced positive passenger growth last year, reporting that 1,675,978 passengers used the airport in 2013, an increase of 3.7% over 2012, and marking an end to four years of
The city of Augusta faces a cost of between $150,000 to $250,000 to convert the Augusta Civic Center from propane to natural gas.
A new reach stacker – a vehicle used for handling intermodal cargo containers – is scheduled to be delivered this evening to the International Marine Terminal in Portland, where it will be used to move containers and oversized cargo more easily at
The University of Maine System’s board of trustees voted Monday to move the University College Bath/Brunswick from its current location in Bath to Brunswick Landing, where Southern Maine Community College also has a campus.
Unitil Corp., Maine’s largest natural gas company, is seeking approval from the Maine Public Utilities Commission for a mid-winter rate hike that would add approximately 27 cents to the rate that was approved last fall.
With low temperatures today ranging from -9 degrees Fahrenheit in Houlton to 10 degrees Fahrenheit in Bar Harbor, this week’s heating fuel price survey conveys some unwelcome news: The cost of a gallon of home heating oil jumped 7 cents in the pas
There are many ways employers can be environmentally innovative in workplace practices, but they must do so cautiously with regard to HR practices.
The Maine Technology Institute and Battelle Memorial Institute in Columbus, Ohio, plan to release a study on business clusters in Maine at the end of February.