Robots, rage rooms and other offbeat stories in 2025
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Entrepreneur Diana Tan channels her inner Julia Child during a talk at Maine Startup Week in May on using AI to cook up a dog-themed business from scratch in 60 seconds.
Who says business news has to be cut and dry? One of the most enjoyable aspects of journalism is digging into the quirky, the unusual and the unexpected.
As the editorial team gets ready to wind down the year, here are links to stories that tickled our fancy in 2025.
Standup routine strikes 'paw-fect' tone for entrepreneurs at Portland startup conference
Let the Mayhem ensue: Portland has new 'rage room' and paint-splatter business
Robot takes center stage at credit union's new tech hub
Come for the beer, stay for a whale of a display
Friday Food Insider: Gummy takeover grips candy stores this Halloween
Own a piece of '60s folk music history on Blue Hill
Maine's 'meanest' professions may surprise you
From legends to Lady Gaga: World's first digital lobster museum is a love letter to Maine
Kelp burgers? Seaweed-infused chocolate? Welcome to North America's largest seaweed food fest
Aw, shucks: Norway Savings Bank a repeat sponsor of Yarmouth Clam Festival
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