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Maine Adaptive Sports and Recreation, the Western Maine-based non-profit focused on making the outdoors more accessible to people with disabilities, is moving into a new homebase, at Hurricane Island Outward Bound School's basecamp in Newry.
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An amendment to the bill that reopened the government included a provision to effectively ban hemp derived-THC drinks, gummies and other products.
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Nearly 30% of all flights through the Portland International Jetport were delayed over the last week. Nearly 9% of flights were canceled entirely, according to jetport officials.
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A new report from the non-profit 'Heart of Ellsworth' and several conservation groups finds significant economic benefits to modifying operations at two dams on the Union River.
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Penobscot McCrum, LLC is a five-generation potato farm and processor with roots in Aroostook County going back to the late 1800s. It will enter into a long-term supply agreement with one of the world’s largest manufacturers of frozen potato products.
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A Belfast conservation group has purchased the site of the proposed Nordic Aquafarms salmon farm, according to a press release.
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Operations at Woodland Pulp and St. Croix Chipping mills in Baileyville will wind down Nov. 20. Woodland Pulp spokesperson Scott Beal said about 150 workers will be temporarily laid off as a result.
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Producers say a wet spring and dry, hot summer cost the industries millions of dollars in lost crops.
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Maine Public's Grocery Price Index rose in October, with prices for several tariff-sensitive items rising the most.
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Our annual gift guide features unique locally made products—including art, clothing, books, food and more—plus Maine services and experiences
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Washington County officials are considering what to do about the county's $8 million debt after voters rejected a bond referendum this week.
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The new group is focused on lowering construction costs and speeding up the state and municipal permitting process, among other priorities.