The Town Council approved the controversial ordinance again after an error in initial vote.
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Maine lobster industry urges Trump to deliver on pledge to ease rules
The president has expressed interest in bolstering fishing rights in New England, but his specific plans remain unclear.
Biddeford High School graduate sets her sights on a nursing career
Senior Eliza Doyon is one of many graduates who will pursue careers.
Multiyear restoration of Portland Head Light complete
Upgrades, a fresh coat of paint and remedies to storm damage were among the projects conducted at the iconic lighthouse in recent years.
Gov. Mills signs new law targeting septic system runoff near freshwater bodies
A new law regulating septic systems will curb pollution caused by a lack of natural filtration into freshwater bodies, advocates say.
Searchers find father’s body near top of Katahdin
Tim Keiderling, 58, had last been seen Sunday morning hiking toward the 5,267-foot summit in Baxter State Park. His daughter, Esther, 28, is still missing.
Music in the Park returns to Biddeford this summer
The weekly event in July will be joined by a new farmers and makers market in Mechanics Park.
A Harpswell chocolatier wants to make her Buoy Pops Maine’s next iconic treat
It started with a question: ‘Why has nobody made a lollipop shaped like a lobster buoy?’
Westbrook Together Days returns with a salute to event organizer
The city presented a Spirit of America Award to Together Days organizer and Westbrook-Gorham Chamber of Commerce President Suzanne Joyce.
Saco Meals Program returns and provides food, fellowship
After a short hiatus, the Saco Meals Program reopened, providing not only dinner, but conversation to those in need.