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After spending years on the road with the Grateful Dead and Blues Traveler, Greg Martens now organizes annual benefit concerts to fight hunger in Maine, featuring musician friends he met along the way.

The average recipient in Maine is expected to lose $190 a month in benefits, causing many to worry that rates of hunger will rise.

Today GoBigForHunger, announced it will return to Portland, Maine, for two fundraising concerts at the Portland House of Music and Bayside Bowl on March 2

Brickyard Hollow is partnering with a local restaurant every month to create a unique pizza. For every sale, one dollar will go to Full Plates Full Potential

Our roundup of the latest news from metro Detroit and Michigan businesses as well as announcements from government agencies.

The Longfellow Hotel, at 754 Congress St., will have 48 guest rooms, a spa, cafe, bar and gym. It is on a site of a former gas station and convenience store.

Residents of the seven towns of Regional School Unit 10 will vote Nov. 8 on whether to approve the project. 

Free school lunches in Maine alleviate food insecurity and tap into local sources

NEW HIRES Maine Medical Partners announced the following new hires. Amit Sanyal, MD, has joined MaineHealth Cancer Care as senior medical director. Dr. Sanyal has practiced medical oncology for more than 20 years and recently served as the regional clinical program director for SSM Health Cancer Care in Wisconsin. He is board certified in medical […]

Maine School Administrative District 17 (Oxford Hills) was one of three rural public school districts to participate.