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University of Maine student Kasie Malcolm died and 9 other workers were injured, 2 of them seriously, after the incident at Woodland Pulp in late January, officials say.

Cara Stadler will appear on 'America's Culinary Cup' in March.

Chérie will take over the former Quanto Basta pizzeria space.

TASTE ME is taking over the former Terra Cotta Pasta Co. space on Route 1.

And at least one Portland restaurant was all about the halftime show.

Poppy’s has started building a new redemption center at 1885 Federal Road in Livermore following its relocation from Jay.

The nonprofit has removed 'interim' from Amy Vent's title, making her the official new CEO.

Duties on Canadian imports are driving up domestic sales at some Maine lumber companies. Is it enough to overcome high operating costs and a slumping housing market?

The biggest wild blueberry grower in the U.S. has listed 781 acres in Midcoast Maine.

Please spare us the trumpeting of donations in lieu of closing or, worse, the cringeworthy insistence on the value of your open business as a 'safe space.'

The project could have far-reaching impacts, especially for residents right next door and in neighboring Westbrook.

The trailblazing public servant, social reformer and first woman to serve in the Cabinet of a U.S. president will be honored at a ceremony in March.

The discount grocery chain is renovating the former Big Lots store in the Pine Tree Shopping Center in Portland and hiring for full- and part-time positions.

The restaurant takes over the space of the former Pizza Joint.

Daphne Murphy creates stylish outerwear from souvenir blankets, sweatshirts and jerseys of New England's pro sports teams.

The company has shifted its focus to growing its wholesale accounts.

Aries Clean Technologies claims its gasification and oxidization plant can destroy most forever chemicals in sewage sludge, but the state has yet to evaluate its claims.

Aries Clean Technologies claims its gasification and oxidization plant can destroy most forever chemicals in sewage sludge, but the state has yet to evaluate its claims.

In a matter of days, Bruce and Linda MacMillan cashed out of retirement investment accounts they had built up over 15 years with R.M. Davis Inc. and transferred the money to scammers via bitcoin. The firm says it is not liable because the couple lied about their plans.

The thresholds for all three brackets have risen to keep pace with inflation.