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The battery-powered vehicles, developed in the 1990s, aim to provide an easy-to-maneuver, carbon-free, quiet experience of Acadia National Park.
To support local transit providers and match local funding for transit, the state should contribute $11 million, more than double current funding levels, according to a report from the Public Transit Advisory Council.
The appointment comes at a 'pivotal moment,' when the U.S. is experiencing the largest shortage in licensed mariners since World War II.
Traffic from Portland south over the Veterans Memorial Bridge will see construction delays into 2026.
Lynch Group has hired a seasoned leader with experience in leadership, operations, logistics and development as director of the Records Management Center and Shredding On Site.
Between February and July at the Portland International Jetport, airlines have scheduled 80,740 seats for sale on outbound flights, 11.6% more than last year during the same period.
The Gorham Connector proposal has been taken off the table and officials are embarking on another study in an effort to address congestion.
Southern Maine travelers will see an improved Downeaster train schedule come fall, which will provide new morning and evening rush hour trains.
Bangor-based C&L Aviation Group has promoted Brad Vieux, Kristina Snow and Nick Phair.
Starting in May, the low-cost carrier will offer direct flights between the Portland International Jetport and Columbus, Ohio.
More than decade in the making, the Maine International Cold Storage Facility marks a new chapter for Portland — and Maine — just as the U.S. cold storage market is taking off.
A $56 million Portland waterfront cold-storage facility — long in the works — is now open for business.
The head of Maine's largest business group is particularly worried about taxing imports from Canada, the state's largest trading partner.
"At this time all American DCA flights are canceled," said Paul Bradbury, director of the Portland International Jetport, told Mainebiz.
Major engineering challenges included steep riverbanks, heavy vegetation, no vehicular access and shallow, rapidly flowing river waters that precluded use of a barge.
The city’s project, on the drawing board for 15 years, would reconnect neighborhoods divided by 1960s construction, creating new housing and commercial opportunities.
Demand for cruise visits to Portland, Rockland and Eastport is strong, but the outlook varies. Factors include sailing times from other cruise ports, certain customs and border protection restrictions and, in Rockland’s case, a local ordinance
With a big push from the federal government to drive down both legal and illegal immigration, economic officials worry how a reduction in new arrivals to the U.S. will affect the availability of workers amid a national workforce shortage. Population growth in Maine has been stagnant, so new immigrants could provide more depth to the workforce. Any reduction could be felt by businesses that have a significant immigrant workforce, as well as by organizations relying on foreign-born customers, such tourist destinations or universities with a high number of full-tuition-paying international students.
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