The state fared better than other parts of the country, but what the future holds is uncertain.
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As expected, drought is taking toll on spud harvest in Maine
The USDA has made Aroostook potato farmers, as well as those living in adjacent counties, eligible for emergency funding.
At least a quarter of Disney’s 28,000 layoffs coming from Florida
The company’s California parks have yet to reopen.
Cineworld may close U.S. and U.K. theaters after Bond film delay
‘No Time to Die,’ due to open in November, is being delayed until April.
Maine’s marijuana market opening could be a letdown for many
The state’s recreational cannabis market is set to finally open Friday, but few stores will be, and supplies are expected to be extremely limited.
Maine’s cannabis market: Things to know before you go
How much can you buy? Where can you consume it? Will sales be cash only? What happens if you get pulled over?
Buckfield farm named Maine’s Dairy Farm of the Year
To Dana Lowell, the most rewarding part of farming is having green, healthy fields and happy cows.
Central Maine business briefs: Marshall Communications launches Crisis Communications Division
People & Places: Alliance recognizes Efficiency Maine Trust as 2020 Star of Energy Efficiency.
California wavers on theme park opening rules amid pressure
Amusement park leaders saw a draft of the new regulations Thursday and urged state officials to change them, an industry official says.
After Brexit, U.K., EU remain far apart on trade agreement
The European Commission president and British prime minister will have a video conference Saturday to chart the way forward.