CEO Dana Totman gets Avesta in gearWhen Dana Totman was first courted by the board of York-Cumberland Housing in 2000, the then-deputy director of the Maine State Housing Authority saw a struggling, stagnant organization... |
Maine syrup makers brace for widespread variability
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While most Mainers enjoy the kickoff of the state's maple season in late February or early March, Eric Ellis's syrup season kicked off in late January, with his workers... |
Belfast food hub creates new market for local vendors
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The world almost didn't get to taste Julie Romano's salsa. |
Blease to launch Brunswick Landing call centerHeather Blease, former head of the Brunswick-based EnvisioNet, has announced plans to open a call center at the former Brunswick Naval Air Station by the end of May. |
Maine population continues to stagnateMaine's population remains stagnant, according to the latest estimates from the U.S. |
Somerset Development Corp. endorses east-west highwayThe Somerset County Economic Development Corp. has voiced its support for a proposal from Cianbro Corp. to build a privately financed east-west toll highway in northern Maine. |
Work force panel unveils 'skills gap' planThe legislative committee that has tasked itself with closing the skills gap in Maine's work force has developed proposals for $11 million in job training incentives it says could... |
Eimskip docks first ship at new home in PortlandThe Icelandic shipping company Eimskip docked its first container ship in Portland Wednesday in preparation for the start of regular service from the company's new headquarters. |
Bill would allow out-of-state pharma shipmentsLegislators are considering a bill to reopen the door to international mail-order pharmaceutical providers who were prohibited from selling in Maine after |
USM to trim $5M, staff cuts possibleThe University of Southern Maine expects to cut $5 million from its budget for the coming year, a total that could include staff cuts.The |