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Developers, city and construction company officials and representatives from Waterfront Concerts and Maine Savings Federal Credit Union braved rain Tuesday to celebrate the summer concert venue at the site of the Rock Row mixed-use development.
As the new Hartley Block at 155 Lisbon St. in Lewiston nears completion, Maine artists and artisans will have a chance to be part of makers' space that could be included in the ground-floor commercial area.
Mechanics' Hall, the historic Portland arts venue in the middle of renovations, on Wednesday announced the appointment of Annie Leahy as the organization's inaugural executive director starting April 22.
An iconic theater built in 1932 and located in downtown Bar Harbor has received grant funding to continue an upgrade that began in 2014.
Maine Life Media, founded by local media personality Erin Ovalle, debuted its new program “This is Maine” on NESN's regional platform on Saturday.
Community Health Options in Lewiston and Portland Symphony Orchestra are among this year's eight winners of an annual award recognizing employers who implement workplace practices, backed by psychological science, that advance employee health and
The National Endowment for the Humanities is awarding $328,000 in grants to Maine Humanities Council, Portland Museum of Art, Trustees of St. Joseph's College and Maine State Museum.
The Biddeford-based edible seaweed products firm won the $100,000 competition Saturday, while the virtual reality startup won the competition for students.
Janay Woodruff, 29, is a singer-songwriter who’s new to Portland, where she performs monthly at Blue and recently collaborated with Big Room Studios on a virtual reality-accented live performance of her single “Diamonds” in a show produced
The success of a Millinocket housing initiative started in 2017 has prompted a similar program that will focus on redevelopment of commercial real estate in town.
The Maine Center for Entrepreneurs is taking applications for its 12-month Cultivator program to help food, beverage and agricultural businesses keen to scale up, as it prepares to “graduate” its first 10-member cohort.
The Kennebec River in Skowhegan will light up for special events, the result of a $75,000 grant from the Maine Arts Commission to Main Street Skowhegan. A three-year Creative Communities Economic Development implementation grant will be used to
Lost Kitchen, Erin French's renowned restaurant in Freedom, will stick to its postcard reservation system when it opens up seasonal reservations in April, it announced on Monday.
The television series in which entrepreneurs compete for a cash prize to help take their startups to the next level, is launching a college version, which debuts Saturday.
This year's theme is “Startups, Innovators and Policy Makers,” and will seek to challenge attendees to identify how entrepreneurs can address local, national and global challenges.