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September 16, 2024 Edition

Focus on Central & Western Maine

A Farmington program for youth-run startups plans campus expansion

Laurie Schreiber

The Center for Entrepreneurial Studies has had a key role in the development of future businesspeople. The nonprofit has forged partnerships with 'Maine Cabin Masters' and OpBox, and now plans an expansion.

Focus on Augusta/Waterville

Focus on Augusta/Waterville
Downtown Waterville, still a work in progress, is up and coming

Alexis Wells
Focus on Central & Western Maine

Focus on Central & Western Maine
Solar arrays have been a boon for farmers, but concern is growing over loss of farmland

Bridget Reed Morawski
On the Record: Owner of multiple Aroma Joe’s franchises sees her future in mentoring others

Renee Cordes
Building Business

Building Business
Building Business: Maine construction news, from groundbreakings to an unveiling

Peter Van Allen

Ask ACE

Ask ACE
Ask ACE: If I use AI to write something, do I hold a copyright in the content?

Carrie Green Yardley, Yardley Esq. PLLC

'Hamlet' and 'The Lion King' share many plot elements, but If Shakespeare were still alive, he would not have an infringement action against Disney.
A Look Back: In early 2020, oddly accurate pre-pandemic predictions

Peter Van Allen

Was it a deep understanding of the issues? Or was it like the adage, "Even a blind squirrel finds a nut once in a while"? You be the judge.
Letter from the Editor

Letter from the Editor
Editor's Note: From Main Street to solar farms, central Maine is heating up

Peter Van Allen

For our focus on Augusta, Waterville and central Maine, there was an abundance of topics to tackle.
In Short

In Short
Newsworthy people and performances for Sept. 16, 2024

A roundup of new hires, promotions and achievements from businesses, health care institutions, nonprofits and professional services firms in Maine.

Today's Poll

Poll Description

This year's high school graduates will be the last to benefit from a program that offers free tuition within the Maine Community College System.

The Free College Scholarship, launched in 2022, covered all tuition and mandatory fees for students who graduated from high school or passed an equivalency exam between 2020 and 2025. Nearly 18,000 students took advantage of the program.

But last week, state lawmakers declined to continue the funding and it was not part of the budget signed by Gov. Janet Mills.

266 Votes
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A Farmington program for youth-run startups plans campus expansion

Downtown Waterville, still a work in progress, is up and coming

Solar arrays have been a boon for farmers, but concern is growing over loss of farmland

On the Record: Owner of multiple Aroma Joe’s franchises sees her future in mentoring others

Building Business: Maine construction news, from groundbreakings to an unveiling

Ask ACE: If I use AI to write something, do I hold a copyright in the content?

A Look Back: In early 2020, oddly accurate pre-pandemic predictions

Editor's Note: From Main Street to solar farms, central Maine is heating up