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Harding and Sarah Smith's Mayville Union House replaces Grace Note Inn at 174 Mayville Road.

Land ownership changes and rising costs are a threat to the riders, clubs and businesses who love and depend on the multimillion-dollar industry.

A local zoning ordinance prohibits cell towers from being built more than 300 yards from U.S. Route 1.

The new owners aim to launch May 1.

The Trump administration has proposed halting work permits from being issued until a backlog of over 1.4 million asylum applications is eliminated.

Cara Stadler was in her second trimester during the competition.

The bar and restaurant is making affordability a priority.

Aries Clean Technologies says its proposed $180 million sludge gasification plant would create 30 permanent jobs.

Damion Hatcher, 35, of Indiana, was cleaning a large chimney at ND Paper in Rumford last May when he fell and suffered grievous injuries, according to a lawsuit.

National suppliers are rationing or cutting off commercial plow operators to make sure they can fulfill government contracts.

You can find authentic African, Mediterranean, European and Middle Eastern food without leaving Westbrook.

Local producers of cocktail bitters and digestifs see potential for growth with both craft cocktail fans and those looking to drink less alcohol.

Food & Wine magazine placed Crooked Face Creamery’s applewood cold smoked ricotta atop its list of 25 essential American-made cheeses.

Construction on the Sea Oaks subdivision is expected to begin in March. The condos will start at $850,000, while buildable lots for single-family homes begin at $279,000.

A task force of lawmakers, citizens and experts issued preliminary guidance on how to curb rising property taxes in a report to the Legislature last month.