A team that includes UNE, SMCC and a Portland startup prepares to bid on a $7 million state bond to finance an incubator for businesses that develop marine-related products.
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Maine contractor killed in Afghanistan blast had ‘dreaded his last trip there,’ mother says
Corey Dodge, 40, a father of four from Garland, had been doing tours there since 2006 and planned to leave in October.
Two men rob convenience store in Greene
The men were armed with a golf club driver and an aluminum bat.
Maine considers program to attract foreign investors by offering permanent U.S. residency
A similar program in Vermont has generated $500 million worth of investment in ski areas and other projects.
Flat July ticket sales and dispute over subsidies cloud Nova Star ferry’s future
The ferry linking Portland to Yarmouth, Nova Scotia has lined up a winter route, but Canadian officials don’t want to help finance it and a consultant says the route won’t make money.
Downeaster in recovery mode after dismal year
The rail service, once a model within the Amtrak system, must woo back riders after construction projects and a harsh winter eat into its on-time performance.
Maine Lottery coming off record year
As sales more than rebound to pre-recession levels, more games and bigger prizes are planned for Fiscal Year 2016.
Homeless campsites spreading in Portland
Officials say Maine’s shrinking social safety net is adding to the population, which includes some people who have other reasons for preferring life in hidden tents.
Talks target building on Maine-Canada business ties
Canada’s consul general in Boston and Maine’s honorary consul of Canada meet with Gov. LePage, trade officials and several Portland-area companies.
Report: Maine Turnpike could save $20 million with alternate York toll plaza site
However, the town supports building the plaza just 400 feet north of the existing one.