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In addition to the widely reported impact the federal shutdown is having on fall tourism at the closed Acadia National Park, the National Marine Fisheries Service has close
New Brunswick’s minister of tourism, heritage and culture told Maine chamber of commerce officials attending a two-day conference on Campobello Island that the state and the Canadian province could reap greater tourism dollars by working together
The federal Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services has decided to terminate federal funding for the Riverview Psychiatric Center, alleging the state hospital in Augusta continues not to meet federal guidelines.
Greater Portland Transit District officials are considering using a federal grant program aimed at reducing air pollution and traffic to expand bus service to Cumberland, Freeport and Yarmouth, according to the
Building Solutions, an Oxford-based company owned by developer Joseph Casalinova, is in a legal dispute with Mechanics Saving Bank over a $3.5 million commercial line of credit secured in 2008, according to the
An online petition at MoveOn.org, which at midday Wednesday had more than 4,500 supporters, is seeking a review of the National Park Service’s decision to replace concessions operator Acadia Corp.
Looking to mimic the state of Vermont, which saved $13 million on long-term care in the last couple years, speakers at a round-table series in Augusta discussed ways Maine could improve elder care, reduce costs and create more livable communities
Though Maine is famous for the Rockefellers on Mount Desert Island, the Bushes in Kennebunkport, and other super-rich families summering and retiring along the Maine coast, there are good deals to be had for the more humbly appointed in New Englan
Redfern Properties of Portland is seeking neighborhood approval for a proposed $15 million project to develop 29 upscale townhouses in six buildings on Walnut Street, according to the
Investment firm Scout Partners LLC, which owns the Southwest Harbor-based Hinckley Co., has purchased a Rhode Island yacht maker that will give the Maine operation access to new parts and technical advice.
Kristen Gwinn-Becker aims to give history a future with services and Web-based software that can help managers of historical collections organize, catalog, search and share their archives digitally.
We all know marketers tend to wear many hats (insert head nodding here). For companies large and small, outsourcing to a few marketing partners can be a welcome complement to internal expertise.
The emerging sector of clean technology has grown faster than Maine’s overall economy in the last decade and outpaced all other technology sectors in the state, according to a
Since he was elected three years ago, Maine Gov.
The Maine Legislature passed LD 1515, a bill that expands the available resources at the state’s Riverview Psychiatric Center.
Central Maine residents turned out in the hundreds in Auburn Thursday to protest the pending agreement between Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield and MaineHealth to offer an insurance network on Maine’s health care exchange under the federal Afford