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A pilot program will deliver 100,000 frozen meals to at-risk Mainers.

HospitalityMaine has also named its restaurateur and chef of the year.

In 2025, the inaugural event from Maine Grain Alliance garnered viral attention over an unsustainably large crowd. This year, it was a well-buttered machine.

Dedicated to their crafts, a barbecue pitmaster and a coffee roaster punch in to work while most of us are still in bed.

Public health advocates are seeking refunds and take-back programs for products that contain dangerous chemicals.

A Lisbon private investor had the winning bid for the farm, which at one time was a major supplier of greens to Hannaford and other grocery chains.

Maine farmers harvested more than $250 million in potato crops in 2025, federal data shows.

No surprise, the renovated flagship store is a hot topic in Maine. After reading some criticism, I had to see for myself.

Manufacturers disclose their use of dangerous chemicals to some states, but not all have reported them in Maine.

A new partnership allows University of Maine at Farmington biology students to earn graduate credits toward a Northeastern University biotechnology master's degree while completing their undergraduate studies.

A Lewiston lawmaker asked for the hearing, saying changes at CMMC pose a 'clear and present danger' to patients and break promises made by Prime to the state.

Brands like Crayola reported known carcinogens to other states while shipping unreported supplies to Maine stores.

The Maine furniture company's new location adds to the high-end designers, artists and makers setting up shop in Portland's harborfront shopping district.

After the city was named a recipient of up to $750,000 for a program it didn't apply for, Bloomberg Philanthropies is sending mixed signals about its eligibility.

Residents rejected a massive proposal in the business park, leading officials to consider amending the land use ordinance. Now, they can't decide what's next.

The casino has fallen short on promises of jobs and revenue. But local leaders say it's a valuable asset for the region.

U.S. Sen. Susan Collins toured the Center for Entrepreneurial Studies in Farmington on Oct. 21, meeting young entrepreneurs, admiring their creations and encouraging them to pursue their goals.

A groundbreaking $8 billion bailout extends aid to seafood harvesters, but key details remain fuzzy.

The annual Harvest on the Harbor competition featured 10 entries.

The neighborhood bar aims to keep prices low.