The company running the new service isn’t allowed to sell tickets yet.
Tom Bell
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Portland Yacht Services using contest to find young workers
Sixteen Maine high school juniors and seniors will compete at the Maine Boat Builders show for $10,000 in scholarships.
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Snow days aren’t just for kids, even in Maine
Advances in technology allow adults to pass up slow and snowy commutes and work from home during nasty weather.
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Crews to begin blasting ship channel in Portland Harbor on Friday
Charges are scheduled to be set off 35 feet underwater at 4 p.m.
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Century Tire, a landmark Portland business, to close after 88 years
Loyal customers lament the departure of owner Dick Aronson, 78, and his family-run company.
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$9 million dredging of Portland Harbor begins
The Casco Bay Bridge will be opening more often and crews will also blast a ledge in the channel.
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Maine pawnbroker turns crime-fighter – and films it for fun
Police will honor Mike Fink for helping them recover thousands of dollars’ worth of stolen goods – an event he can add to his online video collection.
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Big money, big dreams for Portland seafood company
With an infusion of investment funds, Bristol Seafood expects to open a second facility to help it compete for business nationwide.
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How to solve Maine’s green crab problem? Sell them, eat them, CEO says
All efforts to make the invader a marketable product have failed, but a Canadian man now wants to change that in Maine.
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Portland Harbor dredging project begins this week
This is the first maintenance dredging of the shipping channel in 15 years.