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Schooner coming ashore for restorative berth in Portland
The 125-foot Spirit of Massachusetts will be towed along Commercial Street to the new Portland Yacht Services shipyard Wednesday.
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LePage board nomination angers pro-rail group
Robert McEvoy, LePage’s choice for a rail agency, opposes a proposed train facility in Brunswick.
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Dogfish ‘everywhere’ in Gulf of Maine, but sales go nowhere
Regulators may raise catch limits on the voracious little shark, which competes with more valuable ocean species for food.
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Committee endorses $73 million bond to grow Maine businesses
The new economy-focused legislative panel wants to invest in the biotech, marine and agriculture sectors.
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Portland-to-Nova Scotia ferry tickets finally for sale
The new ferry service will cost as little as $79 for a one-way ticket; service begins on May 15.
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LePage’s plan to attract big businesses has legal flaw, unions say
The ‘right-to-work’ zones can’t apply to just part of the state, they claim, but a LePage adviser is confident it would survive a court challenge.
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Portland-Nova Scotia ferry gets OK to sell tickets
Nova Star Cruises Ltd. is planning to begin service between Portland and Yarmouth, Nova Scotia, on May 15.
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Multinational giant set to run first virtual school in Maine
Some educators worry about outsourcing control, but supporters say a global company can reduce costs by serving so many users.
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Bath Iron Works gets $643 million Navy contract option
The option allows BIW to build a fifth DDG-51 guided-missile destroyer.