The longest-serving commissioner of the Department of Economic and Community Development, Gervais will resign June 22.
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Regulators apply brakes to offshore wind power project led by UMaine
Maine Aqua Ventus vows to work with the Public Utilities Commission to keep its pilot project moving forward.
Central Maine brothers turn junk into ‘steam punk’ art
Monmouth, Lewiston residents repurpose salvaged and recycled objects for elaborate furniture and decorative pieces of art.
Portland harbor commissioners appeal ruling against higher pilot fees
Board members disagree with a Superior Court judge’s finding that they erred in approving a large increase in pilot fees for large ships.
Sterling Kozlowski, one of Maine’s top bank executives, dies at 58
The Maine Market president for Key Bank was known for his devotion to community service and economic development.
Kennebec Valley tourism industry in need of transformational change
A representative from a marketing organization tells industry stakeholders ways to improve the region’s strength as a travel destination as well as the strength of the area’s community engagement.
Shipyard, Peak Organic sued by Connecticut brewery
Stony Creek claims Peak’s ‘Ripe’ is too similar to ‘Ripe ‘n’ Cranky.’
Waterville outdoor dining request for The Concourse spurs controversy
City Manager Michael Roy tries during a City Council meeting Tuesday to cite a list of outdoor dining permits the city has issued when Mayor Nick Isgro gavels him down.
Downeaster rail pass offers low-cost service between 6 stations in Maine
The $19 pass covers 10 one-way trips over a week and is geared toward tourists, who can travel between stops that are a short distance from a downtown or an attraction.
Westbrook mushroom grower North Spore wins $50,000 LaunchPad prize
The judges said they were impressed with the company’s year-over-year growth and strategic thinking.