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‘Where did all the staff go?’: Maine restaurant owners blame the housing shortage
Business owners say they can’t afford to pay workers the high wages necessary to keep up with rising housing prices, and even when they can, there’s nowhere for employees to live.
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4mUMPI unveils granite sculpture honoring Donald, Linda Zillman
The University of Maine at Presque Isle unveiled a granite sculpture titled "Embrace" to honor former president Donald Zillman and his wife Linda for their enduring legacy and generosity.
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3mEmbattled Madawaska town manager resigns
Madawaska town manager David Daigle has resigned following his suspension over the financial mismanagement of a costly music festival, putting an end to pending termination proceedings.
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5mUMaine hockey rallies to upend Quinnipiac
The University of Maine Black Bears secured a hard-fought 5-3 victory over sixth-ranked Quinnipiac on Saturday night, evening their series and rebounding from a previous loss at Alfond Arena.
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7mCMP shares northern Maine transmission route with legislators
Central Maine Power is advancing plans for a 108-mile transmission line connecting Aroostook County to the New England grid, sparking debate over environmental impacts and benefits for Maine ratepayers.
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3mBucksport Thai, sushi eatery plans to expand
The owners of Bucksport's Chalee Thai-Sushi are expanding their business by purchasing an adjacent building to offer dine-in seating and an enhanced menu for their growing customer base.