The brewery took home top honors in its category for the third time.
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Local Maine news from the Portland Press Herald.
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Parents sue Gorham mobile home park owners over child’s drowning death
The couple says Friendly Village, the mobile home community, failed to repair a fence to a swimming pool where their 2-year-old son drowned.
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Maine’s first large-scale AI data center planned for Aroostook County
The data center at the former Loring Air Force Base in Limestone will use Canadian hydropower and could open within 6 months.
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Kennebunk’s Summer Street will stay open to vehicles on Halloween
Last year was the first in over a decade that the town’s most popular trick-or-treat destination was open to traffic.
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New brewery opening in Milo in former Bissell location
The brewery’s tap room will also showcase beer, wine and spirits from around the Maine Highlands region.
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Halloween candy prices are up in Maine
A punishing cocoa season has pushed chocolate prices up, leaving some Mainers to choose between spending more or skipping out on ‘the good stuff.’
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Aldi delays opening of Portland store to early 2026
The discount grocery chain known for coin-operated shopping carts and fan favorite food options has announced plans to hire 15-20 people.
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Minibar scheduled to open Thursday on Marginal Way in Portland
The sports bar and restaurant features an 18-hole indoor mini golf course.
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Janet Mills raises $1 million in first 24 hours after entering U.S. Senate race, campaign says
One of her primary opponents, Graham Platner, says he raised $500,000 in the last 24 hours. Candidates have until midnight Wednesday to file finance reports.
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Yarmouth Art Festival draws early bird crowds
As the festival enters its 17th year, local art enthusiasts line up to get their first pick of the art, with proceeds going to three Maine nonprofits.