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Portland engineer wins three Grammys
February 9, 2015Bob Ludwig, owner of Gateway Mastering Studios in Portland, won three Grammys at the 57th Annual Grammy Awards Sunday night.
February 9, 2015
Meet Dan DenDanto, an expert in restoring whale skeletons for museums and exhibits
January 12, 2015Dan DenDanto, a Mount Desert Island-based scientist, is one of the nation's foremost experts in the specialized field of cleaning, articulating and restoring whale skeletons for display.
January 12, 2015
The business of craft: Thos. Moser Cabinetmakers profits from hands-on, Maine-based production
December 15, 2014When Thomas Moser began creating furniture in the 1970s, he did so from an overwhelming desire to build with his hands.
December 15, 2014
Portland studio stands out with 'fantasy photography'
October 31, 2014Lauren Lear is among many other photography business owners in Maine, but what makes her stand out is her “fantasy photography,” giving subjects a chance to immortalize a different and sometimes otherworldly version of themselves.
October 31, 2014
Chris Thompson moving on Portland waterfront development
October 6, 2014Walking around Thompson's Point in Portland on a fall afternoon, it becomes clear that progress is moving forward for the $105 million mixed-use development that aims to transform the 30-acre industrial site into an arts-and-entertainment hub, or,
October 6, 2014
Women to watch: Lauren Wayne, State Theatre
August 11, 2014Name a large-scale concert that's happened in Portland over the past several years — Ray LaMontagne, Elvis Costello, Snoop Dogg — and chances are, Lauren Wayne was involved.
August 11, 2014Portland music startup expects $2M in revenue this year
June 26, 2014Sound Rink, a Portland-based music startup that sells VIP packages of touring musicians to fans, is expected to generate $2 million in revenue this year after starting two years ago.
June 26, 2014This L-A film festival was organized in less than 3 months — and it's already starting to sell out
June 13, 2014The Emerge Film Festival starts in the Lewiston-Auburn area tonight, but with over 1,000 passes sold and a large group of sponsors supporting it, you probab
June 13, 2014Maine-inspired film made out-of-state due to incentives
May 23, 2014The town of Farmington could have been the star location of an upcoming film featuring Jason Sudeikis and Rebecca Hall, but the filmmakers decided to film in Massachusetts instead.
May 23, 2014Maine author sues Warner Brothers over movie
May 1, 2014A Maine author is suing Warner Brothers over the Oscar-award winning movie “Gravity.”
May 1, 2014NEA awards $827K to Maine arts groups
April 17, 2014Rep. Chellie Pingree announced Wednesday that the Maine Arts Commission would receive a $720,000 National Endowment for the Arts grant and that several Portland-area arts groups would receive a total of $107,500 in NEA grants.
April 17, 2014Portland engineer takes home four Grammys
January 27, 2014Bob Ludwig, owner of Gateway Mastering Studios in Portland, won four Grammy Awards Sunday night for his work as mastering engineer on various albums.
January 27, 2014
Pulp+Wire gets top honor in design contest debut
December 18, 2012On its first try, local branding and marketing firm Pulp+Wire took the top spot in a national trade publication's annual design contest.
December 18, 2012New Gloucester furniture-maker gets national TV cameo
December 5, 2012New Gloucester's Chris Becksvoort has made Shaker furniture for Yo-Yo Ma and other big names. On Thursday, it's Becksvoort and not just his work that will be in the limelight.
December 5, 2012
Website targets Portland's 'budding startup ecosystem'
December 3, 2012A new website aims to be the go-to directory for Portland's startup community, helping entrepreneurs navigate local business resources, events and organizations.
December 3, 2012
Jean Maginnis connects art, business to drive Maine's economy
October 15, 2012Although she's a champion of collaboration, one can almost imagine a lone Jean Maginnis, paintbrush in hand, dutifully applying brushstrokes 100-feet off the ground to complete the world's largest public art painting.
October 15, 2012
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