A pair of experts said while there is nothing that prohibits landlords from distributing political literature to their tenants, the notice could potentially violate the Voting Rights Act prohibition on coercion.
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Airbnb paid Maine $5.3 million in taxes last year
The online home-sharing service inked an agreement to collect and remit taxes on behalf of Maine hosts last year.
Rate hikes sought by Maine’s ACA insurers come in lower than expected for 2019
The proposed increases for individual health plans average just over 9 percent, and they will be reduced further if a state-run reinsurance program is revived.
Judge reverses huge hike in Portland Harbor pilot fees, saying board lacked evidence to approve it
Portland harbor commissioners approved the increase for the Portland Pilots without financial records showing how much it costs to provide the service, says Justice Lance Walker.
Companies to compete for cash in ‘Greenlight Maine’ finale
Three Portland startups will face a panel of judges Friday for the reality TV show’s $100,000 grand prize.
David Tomer answers Five Questions
The co-founder of Sebago Lake Distillery talks about fear in business and planning for the future.
Concern that Maine lobster will get caught up in trade war brings congressional delegation together
A series of meetings between the lobster industry and top U.S. trade officials Friday was intended to ‘get across … how important this is to our state,’ says Sen. Angus King.
MRC to allow towns to continue sending municipal waste to PERC while new facility is built
The agreement allows towns to pay additional fees to PERC in order to avoid sending waste to a landfill.
Winthrop Farmers Market reopens with more vendors after hiatus last year
The farmers market will open Thursday afternoons in a parking lot at the intersection of Route 133 and Summer Street.
New venture fund targets startups in central, western Maine
The fund is a collaboration of a Portland venture capital firm and an affiliate of Skowhegan Savings Bank.