Changes are coming to Maine’s $300 million medical cannabis industry
Medical cannabis growers could face increased regulations as adult-use sales start to match medical.Read More
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Indie Film: A filmmaker is documenting efforts to revive a Belfast theater. Will there be a happy ending?
The Colonial, which closed a year ago, has drawn the attention of Anne Continelli, who made a movie about a
Read moreGrocery market with focus on regional producers, artisans to open in downtown Waterville
Main Street Provisions, scheduled to begin greeting customers next month in space formerly occupied by L. Tardif Jeweler, is one
Read moreWith creative cooking, Dumas and community partners help propel Maine’s edible insect industry
ORONO — One August night at the University of Maine, food science innovation coordinator Rob Dumas prepared black bean sliders
Read moreThe Danforth in Portland’s West End is closing next week
The bar and restaurant is just 14 months old but could not afford to stay open, an owner said Friday.Read
Read morePortland sued for ending Expo lease to accommodate asylum seekers
At the heart of the case is whether Portland had the right to terminate a lease with Promerica Health because
Read morePortland restaurateur sues ex-wife over payment for Boone’s Fish House
Harding Lee Smith, owner of ‘The Rooms’ restaurants, has sued Darcy Smith, owner of Boone’s, claiming she and her business
Read morePortland smacks coffee shop owners with surprise $18K fee
PORTLAND, Maine — Entrepreneurs Joshua Ames and Nate Donovan first cooked up their combination coffee shop, speakeasy, literary hub and retail
Read morePoland Springs makes $5,000 donation to United Way
KINGFIELD – Poland Spring and employees at its Kingfield bottling plant are proud to donate $5,000 to the United Way
Read moreBangor public hearing added to schedule for mining application
The Maine Land Use Planning Commission scheduled an additional public hearing location in Bangor regarding a Canadian junior mining company’s
Read moreCaribou businesses close after positive E. coli tests
CARIBOU, Maine — More than 1,000 residents and businesses in Caribou are under a boil order for their drinking water
Read morePortland restaurant and shop Maker’s Galley closing
The Commercial Street business that showcases Maine-made products opened about two years ago.Read More
Read morePlan takes on Old Port congestion as cruise ship arrivals ramp up
Part of the motivation behind the PortShare Promise is to help ease any friction between tourists, Portland residents and waterfront workers.Read
Read moreSliders Sports Pub holds soft opening
New concept for Lewiston looks to become must-stop for cornhole fans.Read More
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