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Fed pays $81.7M to Maine Yankee

The federal government has paid $81.7 million to the Maine Yankee Atomic Power Co. to settle a 14-year-old court case seeking reimbursement of the company's costs in storing spent nuclear...

BDN finds buyer for downtown headquarters

The Bangor Publishing Co., owner of the Bangor Daily News, has reached a sale agreement on its downtown headquarters with a subsidiary of hotelier Ocean Properties Ltd.

State sees record cranberry haul

The 2012 fall cranberry harvest set a new yield record of 37,729 barrels.The

Consigli's financing help secures Trinity College deal

James McCarthy |

Matthew Tonello, area manager of Consigli Construction Co. Inc.'s Maine division, acknowledges the construction industry has not fully recovered from the 2007 economic recession and its...

Turbine maker links wind and solar with new technology

LORI VALIGRA |

There's a fresh wind blowing through the rolling hills around Gorham, where Pika Energy LLC recently erected one of three pilot test turbines aimed at halving the cost of current wind...

Mölnlyke begins hiring in Brunswick

Mölnlyke Health Care, which manufactures health care products, has begun the first phase of hiring at its new facility under construction at Brunswick Landing.

Island Institute launches $10K business contest

The Island Institute has launched a new business innovation contest to award $10,000 and technical help to promising businesses or startups based on one of the state's 15 year-round...

Belfast boatyard earns national award

A Belfast boatyard in its second year of operation was named the 2013 Boatyard of the Year by the American Boat Builders and Repairers Association.

Patents, investment spurs next phase of Yarmouth co.'s growth

Matt Dodge |

Yarmouth-based Fluid Imaging Technologies is entering 2013 with a slate of new patents and $4 million in private investment that is expected to expand the market for the company's...

Grants promote year-round produce sales

CRAIG IDLEBROOK |

On the kind of cold December day that usually finds farmers looking at seed catalogs and dreaming of spring, Ralph Turner is welcoming customers to his greenhouses at Laughing Stock Farm...

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