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The existing lift is over 50 years old. The new lift will feature technology such as a touchscreen interface that eases system operations and maintenance.
The 29,000-acre property, abutting Appalachian Mountain Club woodlands, expands recreation and land conservation holdings in northern Maine.
Sept. 26 will be the last day for the Maker's Galley on Portland's East End.
PortShare Promise will provide safety and traffic congestion management tools as well as a community feedback hotline. The busy fall cruise ship season generates millions of dollars in spending throughout Greater Portland.
As Hurricane Lee makes its steady push toward Maine, power companies, boatyards, cruise ships and tour operators hunker down.
The tourist town needs 616 new year-round dwelling units by 2033 in order to offset the effect of housing stock turned into short-term rentals.
The expansion team, yet to be named, will compete in USL League One, a men's professional league two levels below the country's top pro circuit, Major League Soccer.
Nearly 4 million visitors last year brought an economic benefit of $691 million to communities within 60 miles of the park. The numbers in 2021 were higher.
The celebration of Maine craft beer, wine, cider and spirits will take place at a new venue overlooking the Kennebec River.
The second annual event, scheduled for June 20-23 at the Falmouth Country Club, will feature a bigger lineup of famous players.
James W. Sewall Co. hired Christen Wilber to oversee its geospatial division, including asset management, forestry and related services in the firm's civil engineering offerings.
The introduction to the 2023 Mainebiz Fact Book provides a snapshot of the state as a business location, based on national rankings.
Photographer Fred Field, a frequent Mainebiz contributor, is known for being a road warrior, traveling the state in search of images. Here he offers a range of works that capture different areas of Maine.
A rainy summer isn't dampening attendance or business this year at fairs around the state.
“Ellsworth is one of Maine’s premier trail towns,” said a Portland mapmaker. Future trail expansion projects are in the works.
Maine’s unemployment rate remained at a record low of 2.4% in July, the fourth straight month at that level and 20th consecutive month below 4%.
Wayne St. Peter gives lessons in tennis and pickleball, America's fastest-growing sport, at Foreside Fitness and Tennis in Falmouth.