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A rural county pins its economic hopes on a new fiber-optic Internet spinePrior to 2011, Nicole Snow had moved in and out of 10 communities in a five-year period to keep up with her husband Michael's engineering job. During that time, she adapted to being on... |
Energy & Utilities
Report: Region's power markets 'competitive' in 2011
Holyoke, Mass.-based ISO New England Inc., which operates the region's bulk power system and wholesale electricity markets, said the average price of wholesale electricity energy fell 6%...
Today's headlines
N.J. man tapped as Saint Joseph's president
Saint Joseph's College has hired James Dlugos of New Jersey as its new president. He replaces Kenneth Lemanski, who is serving as interim president.
Lawmakers, LePage approve revised state budget
Lawmakers in both the House and Senate voted along party lines yesterday to approve a revised state budget that reduces funding for Head Start programs and eliminates MaineCare benefits...
Hackers target UMaine server
Low-income housing inspection finds deficiencies
CMP upgrade won't serve expanded renewable energy
Family-owned businesses nab kudos
Regency Hotel seeks 'luxury' market with $2.8M renovation
Former MaineToday CEO named in complaint
Wright Express acquires London co. for $27.5M
USPS to keep rural offices open, change hours
Maine wins $1.2M in drug settlement
KVCC unveils new campus proposal
Family-owned businesses nab kudos
Low-income housing inspection finds deficiencies
Regency Hotel seeks 'luxury' market with $2.8M renovation
List lauds Cianbro, Woodard & Curran
Bank of America names new Maine president
CMP upgrade won't serve expanded renewable energy
Wright Express acquires London co. for $27.5M
Hackers target UMaine server
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