Por: Portland Press Herald Business October 23, 2022
George Earley of Portland was shopping Wednesday at the Hannaford supermarket on Forest Avenue. Consumers like Earley are often paying more at checkout than they did a year ago. Ben McCanna/Staff Photographer Andrew Bogner ran into a Portland supermarket last week with what he thought was a short list – hamburgers, a half-pound of cheese, coffee creamer, a few other items. He was shocked when he had to shell out more than $50. “It was one... + full article
Portland Press Herald USA Nation October 22, 2022
People wait for their numbers to be called at the Bureau of Motor Vehicles office in Portland in 2019. The bureau is rolling out an online appointment system beginning Monday in hopes of reducing wait times. Walk-in service still will be available. Brianna Soukup/Staff... + más
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New York Post USA Life October 09, 2022
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Portland Press Herald USA Opinion October 08, 2022
I’ve been a resident of Maine for over five years. I have no expectations of ever being seen as anything but “from away” – at least and until someone in a leadership role works to help remove that term from our state’s lexicon. Native Mainers are reading this and... + más
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Portland Press Herald USA Opinion September 30, 2022
Some of the days may still be warm and sunny, but the cool nighttime air tells us winter is right around the corner. For many Mainers, that’s anxiety-inducing news. Heating oil, the heating source for 60 percent of Maine homes, is nearly . Some natural gas customers will see... + más
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CNN USA Business September 24, 2022
New York CNN Business — In 2019, Wegmans, the cult-favorite northeastern grocery chain, rolled out a new mobile app that allowed customers to scan, bag and pay for groceries while they shopped and then skip the checkout line altogether. The app, Wegmans SCAN, promised... + más
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The Atlantic USA Business September 24, 2022
The rising prices at the supermarket checkout are a problem with no simple explanation. But Democratic hopes may depend on finding the right answer.Adam Maida / The AtlanticSeptember 24, 2021About the author: is a staff writer at The Atlantic. Grocery prices are rising. Meat... + más
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Portland Press Herald USA Opinion September 24, 2022
On a rainy summer morning in 1999, a group of older Mainers boarded a chartered bus in Portland, headed for Quebec on an unusual shopping trip. At a Montreal drugstore, they purchased essential prescriptions for a fraction of their cost in Maine. This was not the first, nor... + más
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