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I have missed that short-cut to 295 around Back Cove.

It's fun imagining what could be coming.

I fall in love with Portland every time I do this.

At least one New England town has its priorities straight.

In Maine, where manual laborers brave scorching temperatures, one flagger has come up with a brilliant solution to stay refreshed.

Does anyone know?

The last time Maine saw an exit expansion in the state was back in 2004 when Exit 86 in Sabattus opened up on the Turnpike.

As Portland continues to grow, so does our infrastructure.

As a highly sought after state, we need places to house people.

Flashing green lights on snowplows throughout Maine's highway system has become commonplace but what exactly do they mean?

There’s no denying that Maine roads freaking suck.

This is the type of development we need in Maine, one with positive outcomes for all.

Thompson's Point has announced the suspension of their ice rink for the winter of 2022, as they undergo a major construction project.

The long-awaited Chipotle location in Saco/Biddeford should be open by the end of 2022, but Jersey Mike's will take a little longer.

Have you seen the construction on the corner of Portland Street and Route One in Yarmouth?

I think I speak for everyone in the area when I scream - 'WHAT THE HELL IS THAT?!'