Prices are expected to level out near $3 per gallon, still well below 2014, when prices flirted with $4.
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Portland-area residents will hear more loud jets flying overhead for several weeks
Thanks to runway repair work, air traffic will be guided over dense residential areas in South Portland, Cape Elizabeth and Scarborough, even at night.
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Posted inMaine Voices, Op-eds, Opinion
Maine Voices: Bicyclist learns firsthand the destructive consequences of distracted driving
It’s ‘an epidemic we have the power to control with our own behavior,’ declares a Greene cyclist who says he was ‘lucky’ to survive a 2016 crash.
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Maine Voices: Wiscasset has the chance to move forward with Tuesday’s vote
We can improve the parking situation, the traffic flow and pedestrian safety by stopping the MDOT lawsuit.
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Our View: Follow-through is key to ensuring Mainers’ highway safety
New fatality data should spur policymakers to make safe pedestrian road access a budget priority.
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Maine Voices: Beware when MDOT shows up with handshakes and promises
What happened in Wiscasset should serve as a warning for every other community in Maine.
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Commentary: Why it may be time to put self-driving cars in the slow lane
A recent Uber fatality in Arizona shows that autonomous vehicles aren’t ready for local roads.
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Portsmouth-Kittery bridge now projected to open March 30
The long-delayed Sarah Mildred Long bridge project has been a given a little extra time because of bad weather.
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Another View: Delta makes the right call on emotional support pets
New rules to discourage fliers’ illegitimate use of the option will take effect March 1.
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JFK flight delays continue into 4th day
Wintry problems at the New York airport, from a snowstorm to a burst water pipe, leave travelers stranded and frazzled.