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It was standing-room only in the Portland Museum of Art's Great Hall Friday morning as invited business and civic leaders got a preview of the museum's $2.7 million upgrade featuring a “reimagined” presentation of its collections across the museum's
Jane's Trust Foundation, a Boston-based philanthropic trust, has given $75,000 in capital support for the Johnson Hall Performing Arts Center renovation project in downtown Gardiner.
Skowhegan Savings Bank will donate $30,000 toward the restoration of the historic Colonial Theatre in Augusta.
HistoryIT, a digital history pioneer based in Portland, announced today it has hired Emily Cain as its first chief strategy officer.
Don Gooding has been anything but idle since he left the helm of the Maine Center for Entrepreneurial Development last March. One of his latest ventures will use elements of MCED's Top Gun entrepreneurship acceleration program in several Sub-Saharan
A yoga studio and a tax-services office have opened in Augusta, the Kennebec Valley Chamber of Commerce said Wednesday.
Josh Christie, a Portland beer writer and co-owner of the planned Print: A Bookstore, is cited in a Wall Street Journal story about the growth of craft beer.
A spirits maker in Union was named “Best Contemporary American Gin 2017” in the World Drink Awards.
Maine Maritime Museum in Bath acquired what is believed to be oldest Bath-built wooden vessel still afloat.
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A $300,000 grant from the Windgate Charitable Foundation will boost the Maine College of Art's craft programs.
A $5 million gift from benefactors Judy and Leonard Lauder marks the official launch of the Portland Museum of Art's initiative to boost its endowment by $15 million.
Portland Buy Local, which was started a decade ago to represent independent businesses, has selected Jenn Thompson as its first executive director.
The Finance Authority of Maine has approved a $500,000 direct loan to Forefront Brick South LLC to help finance property improvements and working capital related to the redevelopment of a vacant building into an events center at Thompson's Point in
An unlikely duo of an international financier and a photographer are teaming up to open a new Portland brick-and-mortar gallery shop on Washington Avenue that will feature original art, handmade furniture and home goods with a bend toward local