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The South Portland coworking center has added seven private offices and a podcast recording space since it opened in spring.
Waterville's $1.5 million Riverwalk at Head of Falls has opened to the public. The project, which comes at the same time as major redevelopment of the city's downtown, is expected to help spur economic development of the city.
Portland entrepreneur Maddie Purcell, founder of Fyood Kitchen, was named winner of the Outstanding Young Entrepreneur Small Business award at the SCORE Foundation's annual national award ceremony.
Work is underway to transform an oceanfront property in York called Surf Point into a residency program for visual artists and writers.
The Abbe Museum in Bar Harbor has received a $169,070 Museums for America grant to continue “decolonizing” its practices in documenting and interpreting Native American history and experience.
An artisanal chocolate-maker called La Nef Chocolate located on Monhegan Island produced its first chocolate bar in July and is already being sold in three island outlets.
An Orono startup that aims to help visually impaired people access graphical information in digital media using smart phones and tablets has released its first app — Tic Tac Toe by UNAR Labs on Apple's iTunes store.
Maine State Music Theatre in Brunswick has taken the challenge of a tight housing market into its own hands, purchasing and renovating an 11-bedroom house from Bowdoin College to create housing for its staff.
Voting is now open for the 2018 Portland Buy Local Indie Biz Awards.
The Skowhegan Craft Brew Festival started as a vehicle to boost the Somerset County mill town's revitalization, but it's also turned into a must-show for breweries, distilleries and wineries from across the state and those who appreciate their wares
Immigrants in the Portland metropolitan area contributed $1.2 billion to the area's economy in 2016, according to a report released on Friday.
The renovation of 6 State St., in downtown Ellsworth by its new owners is designed to bring new ground-floor retail and upper-story residential activity to the area. Cara Romano and her husband, local contractor David LaValle, purchased the building
The Artisan Lab, a nonprofit vocational training program, has started in Gouldsboro.
The prospect of further deterioration of the Waldo Theatre in Waldoboro has prompted several community members to reestablish a board of directors and begin working on its restoration.
An anonymous $1 million gift will enable the University of Southern Maine to begin the selection process for an architectural/engineering team to design a new arts center on the Portland campus.
Islesford Boatworks's renovations of a historic waterfront building are underway on this small island off Mount Desert Island.