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  • 3 days ago | yahoo.com | Kay Neufeld

    Jun. 3—Members of Maine's fishing community are calling on President Donald Trump to change policies they say are harming the state's lobstermen. "The Maine lobster fishery has, unfortunately, been no stranger to federal regulatory abuse," Patrice McCarron, president of the Maine Lobstermen's Association, wrote in a recent letter to Trump.

  • 5 days ago | yahoo.com | Kay Neufeld

    Jun. 2—NEW GLOUCESTER — Echoes reverberate off the walls of the dairy barn at Pineland Farms like they never have before. There's no hay covering the floors. The chirps of birds are no longer drowned out by moos. The barn is pristine because there are no more tenants. Pineland Farms has shut down its milking operation and sold off all but two cows in its Holstein herd, considered one of the oldest in the nation. It's keeping a pair of youngsters for educational purposes.

  • 5 days ago | sunjournal.com | Kay Neufeld

    NEW GLOUCESTER — Echoes reverberate off the pristine walls of the dairy barn at Pineland Farms like they never have before. There’s no hay covering the floors. The chirps of birds are no longer drowned out by moos. Pineland Farms has shut down its milking operation that once filled those stalls and sold off all but two cows in its Holstein herd, considered one of the oldest in the nation. It’s keeping a pair of youngsters for educational purposes.

  • 1 week ago | yahoo.com | Kay Neufeld

    May 27—The number of available jobs in Maine is the lowest it's been since a pandemic-induced drop in 2020, according to new data from the federal government. There were 28,000 openings in March in Maine, according to seasonally adjusted data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. That number has been trending downward for the last 18 months. Experts say it is a sign the state's labor shortage is easing as available workers and available positions start to balance out.

  • 2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Kay Neufeld

    May 23—Patagonia has dropped its trademark lawsuit against the Maine bargain retailer Marden's Surplus and Salvage. The outdoor gear and clothing company sued Marden's in March in the U.S. District Court of Maine. It claimed Marden's was knowingly selling counterfeit jackets and down sweaters with replicas of Patagonia's trademarked mountain-range logo. Patagonia called the fakes "virtually identical," according to the lawsuit.

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