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Lobster Restaurant Chain to Build New Portland Location
The founder of a lobster restaurant chain is building a new location on Portland’s waterfront.
Maine’s Sen. King Says Not Enough Evidence for Impeachment
U.S. Sen. Angus King of Maine says there isn’t enough evidence from the investigation into alleged collusion between President Donald Trump and the Russian government to justify beginning impeachment proceedings.
Peaks Island Horse Farm In Jeopardy Due To Lease Dispute
PORTLAND, Maine (AP) — The operator of a horse farm on a Maine island says she’s concerned about the future of her animals because of a dispute over a lease.
Gas prices still on their way down in northern New England
CONCORD, N.H. (AP) — Gas prices are still dropping in northern New England.
Maine Seeking Volunteers to Mediate Consumer Complaints
AUGUSTA, Maine (AP) Maine is seeking volunteers to help mediate complaints from consumers
Paramedic’s License Suspended for Drunk Drive to Call
BATH, Maine (AP) A Maine firefighter who pleaded guilty to driving under the influence while working as a paramedic has been sentenced to a 150-day license suspension
3 Maine Communities Get Help to Improve Water Systems
The federal government is investing more than $46 million in improvements to water systems in three Maine communities.
Portland Apartment Fire Displaces Five People
An apartment fire in Portland displaced five people early Sunday morning.
Emera Maine parent company sheds little light on future
Emera Maine’s parent company plans to pay for new projects by selling some of its businesses.
A Million Maine Made Wreaths Head to D.C.
A tractor-trailer caravan loaded down with more than a million balsam wreaths is on its way to Arlington National Cemetery.