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Published
December 20, 2017

Home sales rise 11.5% in Maine

November's median price increased 4.2% to $200,000 from the same month in 2016.
Published
December 20, 2017

Scant crowd weighs in on Old Orchard Beach retail pot ban

That measure, or a moratorium, is likely to come before councilors in January.
Published
December 20, 2017

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.
Published
December 19, 2017

With Gerard’s Pizza re-opening, downtown Gardiner celebrates resilience

Despite a devastating 2015 fire, investment continues in the historic downtown.
Published
December 19, 2017

Charles Lawton: In Maine counties losing population, the challenge is fiscal right-sizing

Leaders in Piscataquis and elsewhere must adjust to a drastic shift in the nature of the people living there.

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Published
December 15, 2017

Commentary: Collins-backed tax package will move U.S. in the right direction

The tax reform bill will help Maine businesses grow and give consumers more disposable income.
Published
December 15, 2017

It might sound crazy, but here’s how Maine can transform its economy

Focus policies on attracting companies and thousands of workers to a 'Silicon Valley of the East' hub of three emerging technologies.
Published
December 14, 2017

Sappi executive named 2018 Woman of Distinction by Girl Scouts of Maine

Laura Thompson, director of sustainable development and policy initiatives, was honored this month in Portland.
Published
December 14, 2017

Maine Technology Institute awards over $1.7 million in grants for marine projects

The 9 grants will fund private-sector seafood processing, seaweed aquaculture and shellfish aquaculture projects.
Published
December 14, 2017

Portland planners approve hotel and condos on former Rufus Deering Lumber site

The decision comes after the developer agrees to help ease traffic concerns on Commercial Street and protect parking for waterfront workers.