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Five years in the making, the trial that could determine the fate of the 145-mile electricity transmission corridor is expected to last 7 days in state Business and Consumer Court.

POLAND — A capacity crowd attended Tuesday’s workshop by the Select Board to discuss an algal bloom in Middle Range Pond this summer, which prompted questions about the cause and concerns about water quality on the three Range ponds. The board invited residents and officials from the Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife, Range […]

Lawyers for the CMP-backed project to bring hydropower from Quebec through western Maine had asked a court to reconsider an injunction halting the work while the case progresses.

Lawyers for the CMP-backed project to bring hydropower from Quebec through western Maine had asked a court to reconsider an injunction halting the work while the case progresses.

Lawyers for the 145-mile electricity transmission project said work needs to get going soon or it won't be economically viable.

Lawyers for the 145-mile electricity transmission project said work needs to get going soon or it won't be economically viable.

Proponents in Maine of a stalled $1 billion energy corridor that sought to bring Canadian hydropower to the New England power grid asked the state's high court to breathe new life into the project Tuesday.

The Maine Supreme Judicial Court heard two separate cases Tuesday involving the contested NECEC power line project.

The Maine Supreme Judicial Court heard two separate cases Tuesday involving the contested NECEC power line project.

Judge Michael Duddy said he will decide within the next two days whether or not to grant an injunction that would keep Maine's voter-approved transmission line law from taking effect.