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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.
A meat processing facility, assistance for indigenous business owners and replacement of outdated trail-grooming equipment are among the projects receiving grants, which are expected to create or save over 100 jobs in rural Maine.
A report from the National Restaurant Association finds that while positive trends improve the industry outlook, uncertainty and consumer confidence could impact long-term rebuilding.
Willard Beach reopened on Saturday after authorities concluded there is no risk to human health from last week's oil spill.
Willard Beach remains closed a second day as authorities assess an oil spill that reached the city's storm water drainage system and subsequently discharged into the water at the popular beach. A DEP spokesman said an enforcement case has been
The purchase gives Apple Hospitality a second hotel in downtown Portland, and the REIT said it plans to acquire a third hotel in the city this fall.
"To minimize the spread of COVID19, including the Delta variant, the United States is extending restrictions on non-essential travel at our land and ferry crossings," the U.S. Department of Homeland Security said Friday.
The former saltwater farm became a bed-and-breakfast in 1992, underwent renovations under various owners, and now has a 60% guest return rate. The buyers, coming from corporate careers, used a “rollover for business startups” with bank and SBA loans.
Injectable vaccines are necessary for protecting farmed fish from lethal pathogens. But water- and oil-based vaccines are expensive and can cause undesired side effects. Nanocellulose from Maine may provide a better alternative.
A former chlor-alkali facility in Orrington released mercury into the estuary. Today’s owner of the site has paid over $30 million so far and agreed to another $267 million for remediation, disposal and contingencies.
Eleven bus, motorcoach and passenger vessel companies in Maine will be among the 1,300 nationwide to share in a total of $1.6 billion in COVID-19 relief. Many such businesses are small and family owned.
The program targets charter transportation businesses statewide and customer-facing businesses and organizations that are open to the public and within 25 miles driving distance of a U.S.-Canada border.
While nightly rates in cities like Boston and San Francisco have dropped, the price hotels charge in smaller cities and resort areas, including Bar Harbor and Portland, has soared, according to a recent survey.
Contractors were working up to the last moment before Thursday’s first concert of the season to finish the latest round of improvements, including improved sightlines and amenities.
Maine’s hospitality industry has been hot this year, but is still in recovery mode after a year of lost business combined with staff shortages. The new funds are intended to boost tourism promotion and help retain 1,225 jobs.
This Master Maine Guide and co-founder of Mahoosuc Guide Service in Newry is helping develop eco-cultural tourism with indigenous people in Maine and Canada, and has introduced thousands to outdoor adventure.
In Westbrook, the Vertical Harvest indoor agriculture site now under construction may mirror the company's original site in Jackson, Wyo. At Saddleback Mountain in Rangeley, work is beginning on that resort's Mid-Mountain Lodge.