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ORONO — The College of Earth, Life, and Health Sciences made its debut during a town hall meeting at the University of Maine on Oct. 31, 2023. The college, formerly known as the College of Natural Sciences, Forestry, and Agriculture, is the largest...

ORONO -- The College of Earth, Life, and Health Sciences made its debut during a town hall meeting at the University of Maine on Oct. 31.  The college,

A new study finds each spends under $62 in Maine, down from a previous estimate of $110.

BANGOR — The trial between the Association to Preserve and Protect Local Livelihoods and the Town of Bar Harbor continued through its second and third days July 12-13 in the

The US government did not shut down in FY 2023. That is immensely unremarkable... But, I had a social media memory pop up about the most recent shutdown in the US, so Im going to write about them. It was the longest shutdown in US history: 35 days (December 22nd...

A new lab to study how the latest artificial intelligence tools and techniques could bolster advanced manufacturing in northern New England will be launched with a $6 million award from the National Science Foundation to the University of Maine. UMaine will collaborate with the University of New Hampshire, University of Vermont, Southern Maine Community College, […]

News Center Maine reported on a survey by the Maine Film Association and the University of Maine School of Economics professor Todd Gabe that shows Maine’s film production industry has driven an annual $64 million economic impact for the state. The survey collected data from the industry’s 2019 revenue, as well as data from the […]

Maine's cruise season opens with the arrival of the Norwegian Pearl in Bar Harbor. Portland will see its first passenger liner of 2022 next week.

Read Article Justin Barner fillets a yellowfin tuna at Upstream Trucking, a wholesale seafood distributor in Portland. Gregory Rec/Staff Photographer This is the third of five parts in our series on the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on Portland’s restaurants. Closing the doors of Vinland on Portland’s Congress Street last summer not only upended owner David Levi’s life and that of his four employees, but also affected more than a dozen vendors he relied on for the all-local fine dinin...