Supplies tighten in New England and a new storm may add to the run-up in cost.
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Family sells Kittery hotel it has owned for more than 50 years
The Coachman Inn on Route 1 is sold to a Massachusetts company for more than $3 million.
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Commerce Department awards $1.5 million grant to support aquaculture
The grant will be used to upgrade the Darling Marine Center at the University of Maine in Orono.
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Wex sets sights on Portland headquarters in 2019
The South Portland-based company must first get the Planning Board’s approval for the waterfront project.
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Maine Bankers Association elects new chair, vice chair
Both leadership roles were voted on at the group’s recent annual meeting.
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LePage downplays Trump’s NAFTA tweets
The Maine governor, meeting with Canadian officials and New England governors to talk about trade, also called for an agreement on softwood lumber.
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Design report on a new Brunswick-Topsham bridge emphasizes multiple uses
A committee that has been meeting for more than a year recommends that the bridge be accessible to foot, bike and vehicle traffic, and capitalizes on the view.
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Maine regulators review underbilling by gas company
The Public Utilities Commission is looking at whether other Maine Natural Gas customers paid too much while large customers were undercharged.
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Bicycle Coalition of Maine picks new director
John S. Williams will head up the cycling advocacy group.
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Human errors likely to blame for recent Navy accidents, experts say
Four incidents in the past year, including two that killed at least 17 seamen, suggest a problem with training that could extend beyond the Pacific Fleet, say several analysts and former naval officers.