The vote is set for the end of this week, say labor leaders who object to the company’s use of non-union contract workers.
Whit Richardson
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Hurricane brings high surf, much rain to Maine
While Saturday afternoon and Sunday will be sunny, Arthur will create riptides at the beaches.
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Kittery man killed in New Hampshire motorcycle crash
Witnesses give CPR to the 25-year-old victim, but he is pronounced dead at a hospital.
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Corporate shakeup at Portland Pipe Line
Two top executives announce their retirements.
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Investment in Thermogen Industries’ wood pellet plant withdrawn
The news is a blow to Thermogen’s efforts to finance a $140 million project in Millinocket.
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Portland entrepreneur riding music’s new wave
He creates VIP packages for fans willing to pay extra to meet the band and get some signed merch.
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Canadian regulators approve sale of bankrupt Maine railway
The Central Maine and Quebec Railway acquired MM&A’s assets in the United States on May 15 and is now certified to operate in Canada.
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Downeast LNG alters plans for Washington County natural gas terminal
Nine years after originally proposing an LNG import terminal, the company now says it wants to export natural gas.
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Miyake Diner in Portland closing Wednesday as partners split
The other two Miyake restaurants will remain open after a parting that is described as amicable.
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Portland chapter of SCORE honors 8 Maine businesses
SCORE is a national nonprofit organization that connects entrepreneurs with mentors and counseling to help grow their businesses.