The nonprofit says its due process rights were violated when the town appeals board revoked a permit for a major expansion.
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Maine potato farm fined for failing to seek U.S. workers for packing jobs
The U.S. Department of Labor says Green Thumb Farms of Fryeburg also gave them housing and transportation benefits it hadn’t given U.S. workers.
Federal agency opens door to allowing Cat ferry service in 2018
U.S. Customs and Border Protection says it will continue screening passengers in Portland if the city can make $2 million improvements at Ocean Gateway.
Cianbro announces plan to hire 300 construction workers
The Pittsfield-based company will add workers in a number of fields for projects across the state, including at the Kittery shipyard.
Maine jobless rate of 3.3 percent continues streak
For the 26th consecutive month, the state’s unemployment rate has been below 4 percent.
Maine robotics company Howe and Howe vying for billion-dollar Army contract
The next-generation battlefield support vehicle designed by Waterboro-based Howe and Howe Technologies aced its Army field test and is advancing to the proving grounds.
Ecomaine fire shows why putting lithium-ion batteries in trash is a really bad idea
When damaged, the rechargeable batteries in computers, mobile phones and power tools can ignite with a result that could be catastrophic.
Home sales rise 11.5% in Maine
November’s median price increased 4.2% to $200,000 from the same month in 2016.
Deputy Director Peter Merrill named interim chief of MaineHousing
He will guide the affordable housing agency until a permanent replacement is found for Director John Gallagher, who is retiring Jan. 5.
With Gerard’s Pizza re-opening, downtown Gardiner celebrates resilience
Despite a devastating 2015 fire, investment continues in the historic downtown.