Please do not leave this page until complete. This can take a few moments.
“Intentionally built in harm’s way hundreds of years ago, they are threatened today by one of the most rapidly changing and volatile bodies of water on the planet,” said Tara Kelly with Maine Preservation.
Labor groups back a federal designation of an offshore wind site in the Gulf of Maine, but the Maine Lobstermen’s Association still has concerns.
The new hires bring experience in graphic design and in the Denver property renovation market.
The listing went live this week and has already garnered inquiries from owner-users and investors. Robbins Lumber acquired the plant last year from Pleasant River Lumber Co.
Participating agents contribute a portion of their commissions to the program, and many visit the organizations and deliver the donations.
The buyer owns over 200 stores across the U.S. and is looking to add more in Maine. The Hulls Cove store dates to the 1960s and is in good condition.
Two major projects will get underway in April: a complete rehab of the airport runway, and construction that will connect the domestic and international terminals.
“Our economy is based on recreational tourism,” said one trail boss. “Impacts to our networks resulting in damaged and closed corridors degrade the user experience, possibly leading to fewer user visits in 2024.”
Among the 2024 Business Leaders of the Year is the leader of the Ecology School, a nonprofit environmental living and learning center in Saco. Drew Dumsch has been directing the school through a transformation mode.
The 2024 Business Leaders of the Year include Jonathan and Catherine Culley, who are adding much-needed housing in Portland. They've developed roughly 500 apartments in the past six months alone.
The 2024 Business Leaders of the Year include the two founders of TimberHP, which is bringing a new form of building insulation to the United States and in the process, creating jobs and a healthier planet.
Some of the best quotes from the 2024 Mainebiz Business Leaders of the Year.
When Interstate 295 was built in the late 1960s, Libbytown was severed from the rest of Portland. A transportation plan addresses safety and access issues that resulted.
Alan Sparn, who has served as Wright-Ryan’s chief operating officer since 2022, will succeed John Ryan as president beginning June 30.
Plastic and Hand Surgical Associates has signed a long-term lease to join Rock Row’s Medical and Research Campus.
The multiphase project is one of the largest contributions ever to a college sports program. The goal is to position UMaine as a premier sports destination.