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Verizon network operator Wireless Partners LLC announced last week that 4G LTE cellular service and high-speed Internet in all service areas in eastern Hancock and Washington counties are scheduled to be up before the end of 2015.
The Finance Authority of Maine voted Thursday to ban the use of “one-day loans” to qualify for economic development incentives under the state's New Markets Tax Credit program, two months after putting an emergency rule in place halting the practice.
Six companies in Maine were recognized by Gov. Paul LePage's administration Wednesday for their successes and commitments to their employees and communities.
Construction on a major residential and commercial development proposed for Portland's Bayside area is expected to begin by the end of the year, five years after the plan was first proposed and then scaled back.
Construction will soon be underway to convert two buildings at Biddeford's Riverdam Mill to an 80-unit apartment complex.
Millions of dollars' worth of work over the last two years at the Robert LaFleur Municipal Airport in Waterville will help the airport handle increased jet traffic and service aircraft, city officials told the Morning Sentinel.
Chris Gardner might be forgiven if he thought the sun rises with his job. But, as executive director of the Eastport Port Authority, at the easternmost edge of the Eastern Time Zone, you could argue that the sun does rise on his job.
The Maine Malt House, part of the family-owned Buck Farms in Mapleton, Aroostook County, was established last year by brothers Joshua, Jacob and Jared Buck to provide malt for the booming craft-beer industry.
As executive director of Waterville Main Street, Jennifer Olsen is the first one to acknowledge the city's challenges.
On a map of northern Maine, stick an imaginary pin in the middle of Moosehead Lake. Now draw a circle with a 25-mile radius using that point as its center.
Dirty Dozen Donuts, a doughnut shop that launched in Sanford in 2012, opened a second location in Biddeford on Wednesday, the Journal Tribune reported.
The federal Environmental Protection Agency on Wednesday announced $1.2 million for cleanup and redevelopment projects at contaminated industrial sites in Maine, as part of an overall grant package totaling more than $4.3 million to sites across New
A marketing professional in Westbrook is planning to open a co-working space in 1,800 square feet of the historic Dana Warp Mill.
On June 3, Chip Morrison retired after 20 years as president and CEO of the Androscoggin County Chamber of Commerce.
A donation to College of the Atlantic's business incubator will allow an unusual program to graduate from its scraping-by status to a permanent place in the curriculum.
I had a lot of time to think as I completed an 11-mile hike up and down Katahdin in Baxter State Park with my 26-year-old son, Nick, in mid-August. None of it had anything to do with the Katahdin region's economic challenges. That came later.