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In the tiny Washington County town of Whitneyville, the company is applying lessons it's learned as a longtime supplier of holiday wreaths to a new, year-round business, Downeast Packaging Solutions.
Cyndi Prince runs her business from her home in Camden. Later this fall, she’ll be adding to the brand with new products including LooHoo Dryer Gems, Laundry Bags and Wash Bags, to be sold online and at art shows.
The future team, to be named with community input, will play in the USL League One starting in 2025.
Wright-Ryan Construction is working on the Hotel Ursa on the University of Maine Campus, while DeStefano & Associates has been busy building Aroma Joe's outlets and a Dunkin shop.
Guest columnist Carrie Green Yardley writes that the problem is not with the 'plug' feature of online forms, but with how they 'play.'
For our focus on the midcoast and Downeast, Mainebiz found some old-school industries have come up with new ways of doing business.
New hires, promotions and achievements from businesses and nonprofits around Maine.
Restaurant closures have been making news recently, raising concerns about the future of Maine's eatery industry — especially in foodie destinations like Portland.
Quincy Hentzel, president and CEO of the Greater Portland Regional Chamber of Commerce, last week explained some of what's going on. Restaurants face a double whammy of continued staffing shortages and rising inflation, she noted.
People are simply eating out less, too.
"It’s economics — the numbers do not work," she told Mainebiz in our latest Friday Food Insider.
And the rash of restaurant closures isn't confined to southern Maine. In Belfast and Belmont, in Bangor and elsewhere, there's been an uptick in shutdowns.
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