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a daily Maine Newspaper will stop operations on October 12th after 135 years in business and after it was bought about a year and a half ago by the owners of the Portland Press Herald.

Their genius slogan and fire insta feed are just the beginning.

Another longtime Portland restaurant has officially shut down, this time it's the popular brunch spot Maelily Ryleigh's on Forest Ave

One lucky entrepreneur will walk in with an idea and out with a $25,000.

ABC Taxi has been family owned and operated in Portland for over 35 years.

In hopes of increasing foot traffic and safety, Portland will close a popular street in the Old Port and take new steps to protect it

The flu is going around, and every time someone waits on me with the tell-tale signs I cringe and resent them for potentially exposing me to it. The truth is many workers in Portland feel like they need to work through it, because they don't get sick days...

Initially voters approved social clubs as part of the legalization of recreational marijuana in Maine. However, lawmakers have stalled and fought for delays regarding social clubs. Now the Maine Marijuana Legalization Committee has removed all references to social clubs entirely from a proposed overhaul of the Marijuana Legalization Act.

One of my go-to stores is closing, and I'm really bummed. Family Dollar in Millcreek will be closing on June 2nd. Joe, a long time employee and all around cool guy, gave me the low-down. The entire 323 store chain was bought out by Dollar General...

I'm always looking for different ways to make refreshments available and contained. So, from the inventor of the Booze Bag, (that's me!), I give to you the Boobie Coozie! This is Carolyn from Naples modeling my prototype at Sunday's ZZ Top Show...

Someone that I work with gave me the worst handshake yesterday. It was so terrible that I'm writing a blog post about it. I shook his hand to congratulate him for something and he gave me the limp fingered-half hand handshake. You know the one I'm talking about...