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Once the best place in town to discover new craft beers, bars are finding it hard to compete with brewery taprooms.

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The technology used to create the beams for the Grist Mill bridge, developed at the University of Maine Advanced Structures and Composites Center, is a major advance in maintaining and building durable less expensive bridges — and is in demand across the country.

Spectacular launch starts career of new, Maine-built state ferry The new Maine State Ferry Service boat, Captain Richard G. Spear, set sail in East Boothbay on Friday. Author: Don Carrigan Updated: 8:51 PM EDT April 9, 2021 BOOTHBAY, Maine — There may have been a lot of nervous moments Friday for the president of the Washburn and Doughty Shipyard. “A launch is nerve-wracking and tense on a good day, and then you add a little drama (and) its nerve-wracking,”...

From bridges to broadband, President Joe Bidens $2.3 trillion infrastructure plan unveiled Wednesday could mean significant new investment in Maine. Known as the American Jobs Plan, it aims to modernize transportation infrastructure nationwide including 20,000 miles of road and 10,000 bridges. Areas of investment over eight years include broadband, to the tune of $100 billion to achieve 100% coverage; upgrades to passenger and freight rail service as well as ports, waterways and airports; and ...

Sayreville’s girls hoopster Van Note surpasses 1,000-point milestone × Sayreville War Memorial High School girls basketball player Stephanie Van Note celebrates surpassing 1,000 career points during a game against Edison High School on Feb. 16 in Parlin.PHOTO COURTESY OF JANAI NEGRONI PARLIN – On Feb. 16, Sayreville War Memorial High School girls basketball player Stephanie Van Note etched her name into the school’s history books by surpassing 1,000 career points. A joyful mom...

Pandemic’s effects leave road project planners guessing what’s around the corner The Maine Department of Transportations latest construction plan is clouded by uncertainties about funding and whether more drivers will return to the roads. Share Maine’s transportation planners are getting ready to work on construction and maintenance projects for 2021, but with a lot more questions than normal. How will finances be affected by the coronavirus pandemic? Will traffic on Maine roads rebound ...