At the Portland International Jetport, travelers seem to take the delays in stride as airports nationwide schedule around staffing shortages and some flights are delayed.
Sarah Lane
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Massive crowd turns out for Portland women’s march
At least 10,000 people marched down Congress Street a day after the inauguration of Donald Trump in a demonstration of “historic proportions,” police say.
Posted inNation & World
N.H. legislator latest to carelessly carry concealed gun
Pistol-packing lawmakers haven’t caused any violent incidents, but some have been remiss on safety.
Posted inBusiness, Local & State, News
EPA will help with new plan for former Bucksport mill
The Verso mill once employed more than 500 people and closed in December 2014.
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Maine scallop prices have surged to a record high
The scallops are selling for about $13.50 per pound at the dock.
Posted inLife & Culture, Local & State, News, Politics
Knitting project protesting Trump is taking off in Portland
Local craftspeople are creating so many hats in preparation for inaugural demonstrations that supplies of pink yarn are stretched thin.
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To buoy its budget, Maine marine resources department seeks higher fees for fishing licenses
The fee increases would range from $1 to $114, and the cost of a Class III lobster license would exceed $1,000 for the first time.
Posted inNew England Patriots, Sports
On Football: Patriots are heavily favored against Texans, but don’t act like it
New England expects a hard-fought AFC playoff game on Saturday night with Houston, a 15-point underdog.
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Maine’s largest insurer under Affordable Care Act says long-term plans depend on Congress
The Trump administration’s vow to repeal the Affordable Care Act has created uncertainty for all health insurers.