The ruling follows an emergency closure in February stemming from hazardous mercury levels.
Jessica Hall
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Maine’s unemployment rate dropped to 5.7 percent in April
The rate had been 5.9 percent in March and April’s number was the lowest since September 2008.
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Portland’s Aroma Joe’s brews up growth
Founded by two sets of brothers born in Berwick, the Portland-based coffee business is expanding.
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Trio of Clarks Pond retailers intend to relocate
HomeGoods and two anchor tenants – Marshalls and Bob’s Discount Furniture – are headed to Gallery Place in Scarborough.
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Prom time: The big night is big business
Costs are down slightly this year, but prom season is still a lucrative time of year for many merchants.
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TV station with midcoast Maine focus planning fall launch
VStv aims to deliver ‘hyper-local’ coverage of news, weather, sports, business and politics in Knox and Waldo counties.
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V-notched lobster decline is a threatening sign in Maine
Maine’s lobstermen must mark and return egg-bearing females to the water, but compliance is falling and that puts the industry at risk.
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Camden entrepreneur builds a better dryer ball
Cyndi Prince’s home-based LooHoo LLC is getting a bounce from a national award.
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Maine-based WEX reports robust first quarter, raises outlook
Earnings and revenues top expectations, and the company adds new business servicing ExxonMobil.
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Lobster only major seafood to lose value over 10-year period, report says
National numbers show that lobster also saw the greatest increase in landings of 10 key species from 2003 to 2012.