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Western Maine has a varied selection of PYO farm offerings from blueberries to cranberries and, of course, apples.

Appeals judges questioned whether an entire industry could be defamed by the scientific opinions of an environmental group.

The Surry builder said there's simply no room for a bulky exhaust scrubber under the deck of the boat he is building for a Massachusetts lobsterman.

While customers watch their wallets, owners attempt to boost business however they can.

The Freeport store, which has been open for four decades, will close Aug. 21.

The jetport’s terminal building is open 24 hours a day, but TSA screening, airline counters and concessions close after the final flight boards.

The goal of the suit is to seek a reversal of the sale that took place late last year. The plaintiffs allege the transfer was designed to circumvent the law.

The town took out an $8 million insurance policy to protect marina businesses against possible changes in sediment flow in the changing Royal River, but owners remain worried.

Ryan Fecteau, who grew up in low-income housing in Biddeford, hopes to make a positive impact on affordable housing availability in the city.

The new Harraseeket Inn owners have relaunched the local favorite.

The restaurant opened in early 2024.

A 180-day pause will give Kittery mobile home residents a break from steep lot rent increases.

A similar venue closed in South Portland in June.

The Ogunquit location launches Thursday, while Wells and Kittery are coming this fall.

Virginia Shaffer, aka Lady Oyster, talks about her new memoir and the history of women in the industry.

The best bivalves for the season.

The utilities commission agreed to acquire some of next year's electricity now, and some later, to soften a potentially harsh increase on consumers.

Matt Seiler founded the soda company in Portland while working at Flatbread Company in the 2000s.

Some have had to adapt their planting habits to continue production and safeguard their businesses.

President Donald Trump on Monday ordered new trade deal-exempt tariffs on a range of Canadian products, to take effect next month.