The $22.5 million in hotel developments will add more than 230 rooms and two restaurants to the Old Port area.
2013
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Details still uncertain about Maine health exchange
State seeks information on costs, consumer protection and state oversight for next year.
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Mainers brace for coldest weather in years
The extreme cold will stay until Friday, when conditions will begin to warm up – temperatures could reach 20 degrees.
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Press Herald fights state on withheld 911 transcripts
The newspaper says there’s an improper blanket policy of keeping the data secret, but state officials say it’s their right.
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Maine bill would allow teachers to carry guns
Sen. David Burns says his idea is an option, not a mandate, for schools concerned about security.
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Maine credit rating downgraded by agency
The state’s borrowing status drops to AA; Medicaid shortfalls and potential infighting are cited as reasons.
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State General Assistance funding might run dry
Gov. LePage’s proposed $10.1 million cap for the current fiscal year could leave funding “a couple months short,” says the director of DHHS’ Office of Family Independence.
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Maine runner on 700-mile charity trek: ‘This is nuts’
With swollen and injured legs, Gary Allen completes his two-week goal of running from Acadia National Park to Washington D.C.
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Limits on tax breaks up for vote in Portland
A city committee will also discuss Wednesday whether Congress Square Park will remain a park.
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Police need help finding missing Casco boy
Michael Pendexter has been missing since 2 p.m. and may be headed to Portland.