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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.
Built in 1965, the Trade Winds was denied a lodging license this week due to safety concerns.
An investor group with local roots is hoping to create a year-round venue in Oxford County. The lakefront complex would have space for concerts, festivals and other events, as well as offering recreation and hosting a brewery and taproom.
In a challenging year, Maine’s outdoor recreation economy contributed more than nearly every other state's to gross domestic product. Maine’s ranking was well above the national average.
After going online last year, many U.S. cities are resuming in-person tree lightings for this holiday season. Portland is taking a "prudent," virtual approach, says the executive director of Portland Downtown.
In a three-way partnership announced Monday, Boots2Roots is teaming up with Airbnb Inc. and LIve + Work in Maine to help former active military members pursue home-sharing in Maine as a source of income.
Carnaval ME will return to Portland's Eastern Promenade in February, and is expanding as a 10-day winter festival.
The buyer had his eye on the acreage for a decade, with the idea to build a campus with a “future” factory and visitor attractions such as a store, museum, sports complex and restaurant. “It’s a 10-year plan,” he said.
The shopping mecca and Portland suburb scores high in an international ranking of where Americans are looking to travel this winter.
As Acadia National Park faces challenges including climate change and congestion, nonprofit Friends of Acadia has helped the park tackle related issues including conservation, transportation and resilience.
With 10.1 million visitors to Maine from May to August, the trend is not only well up over 2020 but exceeding 2019. There are also indications people are willing to travel further to vacation spots.
CEO Keith Decker said the proposed closed-pen system in Frenchman Bay is an “opportunity to set a new standard.” Acadia National Park has called the industrial-scale proposal unprecedented in Maine and incongruous with the setting.
The mixed-used complex now under development in Westbrook gains a key piece with the proposed addition of a 110,000-square-foot venue for conferences, meetings and other events.
Dredging and expanded docking infrastructure is expected to provide greater flexibility for transient boaters, including megayachts. Some residents view the project as a positive economic benefit. Others worry about public access.
The new slogan of the campaign echoes the state's slogan targeting newcomers, and aims to promote Maine's appeal to a wider audience. Live + Work in Maine is a private-sector initiative promoting Maine as a career destination.
A community survey showed residents and business owners are already frustrated with the ship traffic and number of passengers, said one councilor. The town’s Cruise Ship Committee is seeking industry input on council proposals to reduce passenger
The resort, on Pleasant Mountain in Bridgton, has changed hands for the first time since 1994. Boyne already owns and operates Maine's two largest ski resorts.