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The city of Portland is developing a GIS-based mapping tool with the goal of better understanding how sea level rise will impact the shoreline. The process involves collecting data about a variety of ...
The team putting shovels in the ground on OceanView at Falmouth's planned expansion. Owner John Wasileski, in brown jacket fourth from the right, and Dr. Nirav Shah, to Wasileski's right. PROVIDED ...
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The bank plans to close its branch at 120 Exchange St. near Portland City Hall on or around Dec. 18, according to plans notified to the Bureau of Financial Institutions.
Every day, Maine business leaders make decisions that shape hiring, compensation, benefits, and growth. Yet one segment of the workforce, essential to nearly every industry, is often misunderstood.
More luxury condos are coming to Portland’s peninsula this fall, with a rare new build on the Eastern Promenade. Owner Harry Krigman said the project will be “the first new development on the Eastern ...
Entrepreneurial spirit Machias Saving Bank and Sunrise County Economic Council are working to expand entrepreneurship in Washington County with construction of the Machias Valley Center for ...
The trade association says the rebate program could add more than $1 billion in annual administrative costs for already-strained hospitals when it takes effect in 2027.
More than 700 acres of ancestral land in northern Maine has been returned to the Penobscot Nation, one of Maine’s five tribal communities. Elliotsville Plantation Inc., the foundation that donated ...
With a goal to strengthen public marine supply chain infrastructure and provide greater resilience to climate-related shocks, five public marine infrastructure projects will receive a total of $1 ...
The large-scale sculpture is made up of reclaimed hand tools, including shovels once used by farmers and builders, welded into two oversized pine cones. The artist is Patrick Plourde of Lisbon Falls.