Political leaders schedule a news conference about the future of the Nova Scotia-to-Portland service.
Tom Bell
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Eimskip moves to bring more cargo ships to Portland
Within five years, the Icelandic shipping company aims to offer weekly service, which it says customers expect.
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For Maine’s winter recreation industry, blizzard means ‘white gold’
At a critical time in the season, the storm promises to cover ski and snowmobile trails and get winter sports lovers excited about heading north to play.
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Public hearing set on Brunswick Amtrak facility
The state will hear comment on the facility on March 25.
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Portland jetport seeks input on sustainability plan
An advisory committee to help guide the airport’s growth will hear comments at its forum in March.
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Icelandic firm Eimskip backs hockey series to build business ties
The shipping company is sponsoring a series between the Portland Pirates and the St. John’s IceCaps of the American Hockey League.
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Nova Scotia pitches in for off-season ferry expense
The provincial government has provided an additional $2 million to cover winter expenses of the Nova Star.
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Nova Star ferry to winter in South Carolina
So far, no winter work has been found for the vessel, but the company hasn’t ruled out the possibility.
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Maine aquaculture industry is snagging investors
As the industry’s national leader in terms of sales, it also is hosting the Northeast Aquaculture Conference & Exposition.
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Nova Star pays Portland its late rental fees for Ocean Gateway terminal
The ferry company owed the city rent for November and December.