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The 2023 Maine Food Convergence two-part event is scheduled to be held virtually via Zoom Thursday, May 18, and in person Thursday, May 25 at the YMCA Camp of Maine, 305 Winthrop Center Road in Winthrop. The Maine Food Convergence Project is a collaborative of seven Maine food and climate networks, convening organizations, networks, and […]

Central Maine Power (CMP), Maine's largest electric utility company, has sent 62,000 disconnection notices to Maine residents since April 1 informing them their service will be cancelled if they can't pay down their accounts. That's about 10 percent of all Maine households, a startlingly high number that suggests Mainers are still struggling to cope with

A compromise in a proposed rate hike for Central Maine Power may be reached without an evidentiary hearing or a high-stakes ruling by the Public Utilities Commission.

A compromise in a proposed rate hike for Central Maine Power may be reached without an evidentiary hearing or a high-stakes ruling by the Public Utilities Commission.

A compromise in a proposed rate hike for Central Maine Power may be reached without an evidentiary hearing or a high-stakes ruling by the Public Utilities Commission.

View the The Ellsworth American for Wednesday, May 10, 2023

PORTLAND — Maine Secretary of State Shenna Bellows has released the final ballot language for the citizens initiative called “An Act To Create the Pine Tree Power Company, a Nonprofit,

In November, Mainers will have the opportunity to approve a ballot measure that would create the Pine Tree Power Company, a nonprofit, consumer-owned utility. On Sunday, May 21, at 1 p.m., the Midcoast Unitarian Universalist Fellowship and the Maine...

Lawmakers heard testimony this week on the Maine referendum that would buy out the infrastructure of CMP and Versant Power.

After a 2-hour public hearing on Thursday, a legislative committee sent the referendum question to voters in November.