Chris Cameron

The Double-A affiliate of the Boston Red Sox, et to take the field in nest week's home opener, invested $5 million in a new playing field that meets Major League Baseball requirements.

With opening day less than a month away, the Minor League Baseball team sold around 11,000 tickets on Tuesday for its annual Dime-A-Degree promotion.

Despite a rainy start to the season for the Double-A affiliate of the Boston Red Sox, better weather in July and August helped boost attendance to near capacity every night.

So far about 30 teams have signed up so far for the Aug. 28 event, which will benefit the MaineHealth Barbara Bush Children's Hospital.

Inspired by the 1989 film "Field of Dreams," Oakhurst's newest seasonal product is called “Field of Creams — Cookies and Cream Flavored Whole Milk.”

The Portland Sea Dogs will take the field as the Maine Candlepins on Aug. 2, continuing an annual alter-ego tradition that started in 2019.

“A TikTok ban would undoubtedly shake up the landscape of social media marketing,” says one marketing executive.

As political discourse and Elon Musk's support of President-elect Donald Trump lead some users to quit the X platform, BlueSky’s popularity has recently soared — with a user count of 20 million and growing.

General admission tickets normally start at $12, but they were priced at $6.40 on Wednesday — because the 9 a.m. temperature at the ballpark was 64 degrees.

Aira, an app that offers on-demand, remote visual interpretation for the blind and low-vision community, will be available at Portland's Hadlock Field for all home games.