Seven years after Concord Coach Lines brought its intercity bus service to Lewiston and Auburn, the company is pulling out — and a new transit provider will soon be plying the roads instead. Concord ...
Maine Public has big plans for its future home at 320 Cumberland Ave., in what had been the Portland Public Market. The nonprofit has purchased the building for $20 million. PHOTO / COURTESY, MAINE ...
George W. Bush was inspired by Winston Churchill’s essay, "Painting as a Pastime," according to a news release. Painting offers him "the opportunity to think critically, reflect and continue to learn.
Residential numbers registered the only uptick in the real estate industry in Maine in 2025, a slight increase of 2.6%, fueled largely by continued price increases. PHOTO / PETER VAN ALLEN The story ...
Maine clinician Amanda Sexton has joined Thomas College as an assistant professor to help lead a new master’s program in clinical mental health counseling, set to launch this fall. Amanda Sexton PHOTO ...
At Sappi's Somerset Mill, the "winder" section is where the finished paper is wound into giant rolls for storage and shipping. At this stage, the product has completed the full transformation from ...
The five-story property includes a 70-suite Residence Inn by Marriott and a 78-room Moxy Hotel Portland Thompson’s Point.
Organizations across 10 Maine communities have been awarded state grants to expand local food production and agricultural education through the construction of greenhouses.
This poll has ended (since 2 months). Maine's tourism industry is a major driver of the state's economy, with visitors drawn to the coast, mountains, lakes and seasonal destinations. According to the ...
The Holy Donut will close its Brunswick shop on Aug. 23, ending the Portland-based doughnut maker’s two-year run in the Cumberland County town. The company, led by CEO Jeff Buckwalter, announced the ...
Demand for new residences has been strong. At the groundbreaking last fall, owner John Wasileski said, “The project has been carefully planned to meet the continued growing demand, while also ...
Maine’s food pantries are experiencing record demand, and a new study finds that roughly one in seven Mainers — 203,000 people — are going hungry.
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