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Rockport, Essex, Manchester slated for funding - Vimarsana News

Rockport, Essex, Manchester slated for funding

Rockport, Essex and Manchester are slated to receive thousands of dollars for local projects in earmarks included in the $56.2 million state budget for fiscal year 2024 now on Gov.

Millions Travel to Maine But Miss Out On These Three Famous Seafood Chowders And Stews - Vimarsana News

Millions Travel to Maine But Miss Out On These Three Famous Seafood Chowders And Stews

According to the Maine Office of Tourism, 15.3 million visitors visited Maine in 2022. Those tourists brought a whopping $15.8 billion into the state and over $1.9 billion of those

Lawmakers tout $875K in earmarks for 12 Cape Ann initiatives - Vimarsana News

Lawmakers tout $875K in earmarks for 12 Cape Ann initiatives

With the $56.2 billion fiscal 2024 state budget headed to Gov. Maura Healey’s desk, Cape Ann’s lawmakers announced they have secured $875,000 in state funding earmarks for 12 local initiatives

Millions Travel to Maine But Miss Out On These Three Famous Seafood Chowders And Stews - Vimarsana News

Millions Travel to Maine But Miss Out On These Three Famous Seafood Chowders And Stews

According to the Maine Office of Tourism, 15.3 million visitors visited Maine in 2022. Those tourists brought a whopping $15.8 billion into the state and over $1.9 billion of those

Millions Travel to Maine But Miss Out On These Three Famous Seafood Chowders And Stews - Vimarsana News

Millions Travel to Maine But Miss Out On These Three Famous Seafood Chowders And Stews

According to the Maine Office of Tourism, 15.3 million visitors visited Maine in 2022. Those tourists brought a whopping $15.8 billion into the state and over $1.9 billion of those