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Jobless rate dips, but future increases predicted
The Mainebiz News Staff May 22, 2009Maine's unemployment rate dipped to 7.9% in April from 8.1% in March, according to figures the Maine Department of Labor released today, but the numbers don't tell the whole story.
The Mainebiz News Staff May 22, 2009$18M grant to fund biomed research
The Mainebiz News Staff May 22, 2009Maine's research organizations are getting an $18 million federal grant to boost biomedical research training for students and scientists.
The Mainebiz News Staff May 22, 2009Developers oppose energy bill
Mainebiz News Staff May 21, 2009A sweeping energy bill that would require the state to study energy corridor leases is strongly opposed by energy developers.
Mainebiz News Staff May 21, 2009Rival asphalt plant planned in Westbrook
The Mainebiz News Staff May 20, 2009A Westbrook construction company has submitted a plan to build an asphalt plant in the city.
The Mainebiz News Staff May 20, 2009Sears Island lawsuits to be heard separately
The Mainebiz News Staff May 20, 2009A judge has said the three civil lawsuits filed against the Maine Department of Transportation concerning the Sears Island joint use plan will be heard separately, according to VillageSoup.
The Mainebiz News Staff May 20, 2009Wells turns down water extraction ban
Mainebiz News Staff May 18, 2009Residents in Wells have rejected a proposed ordinance that would have prevented water bottlers like Poland Spring from tapping local aquifers.
Mainebiz News Staff May 18, 2009Camden considers moratorium
Mainebiz News Staff May 18, 2009Camden's Select Board will consider a retroactive moratorium on franchise development in its downtown tomorrow, spurred by permits issued for a Dunkin' Donuts.
Mainebiz News Staff May 18, 2009Striking local oil | Drilling down to create an energy-efficiency cluster would boost Maine's economy
Christian Mcneil May 18, 2009“Charting the Course” is written by GrowSmart Maine, a Yarmouth nonprofit that promotes and encourages new ways of thinking about Maine’s future.
Christian Mcneil May 18, 2009Maine receives $6M to cleanup, redevelop industrial sites
The Mainebiz News Staff May 11, 2009Reps. Mike Michaud and Chellie Pingree have released a list of several cities and towns in Maine that will receive more than $6 million to cleanup former industrial sites and prepare them for redevelopment.
The Mainebiz News Staff May 11, 2009Brunswick seeks grant for Oxford Aviation
The Mainebiz News Staff May 8, 2009The town of Brunswick has received the green light to apply for a grant to help Oxford Aviation open a new location at the Brunswick Naval Air Station.
The Mainebiz News Staff May 8, 2009New group seeks remarkable urban entrepreneurs
Carol Coultas May 5, 2009A new business group that celebrates entrepreneurship and the future leaders of Greater Portland is soliciting nominations for outstanding entrepreneurs.
Carol Coultas May 5, 2009Poverty rate expected to rise
The Mainebiz News Staff May 5, 2009Maine's poverty rate continues to remain below the national average, but researchers expect the number of people living in poverty will continue to grow, according to a report released by the University of Maine's Margaret Chase Smith Policy Cente
The Mainebiz News Staff May 5, 2009Stimulus rules | What you need to know if your construction biz goes for Recovery money
Peter Black May 4, 2009The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 (a.k.a. the stimulus act) could have unexpected consequences for Maine businesses.
Peter Black May 4, 2009Wind turbine parts arrive in Eastport
The Mainebiz News Staff April 30, 2009After recently losing its only customer, the Port of Eastport today is welcoming a shipment of wind turbine blades that could be the first of many as the burgeoning wind energy industry gathers speed.
The Mainebiz News Staff April 30, 2009
Pike takes its rally on the road
Whit Richardson April 28, 2009The controversy in Westbrook over Pike Industries' plans to build an asphalt plant at its quarry on Spring Street has entered a new era.
Whit Richardson April 28, 2009Maine Street Station project nets grant
Mainebiz News Staff April 27, 2009The town of Brunswick has been awarded a federal grant of more than $900,000 to fund the Maine Street Station project.
Mainebiz News Staff April 27, 2009
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Summer in New England – or anywhere else for that matter – is an ideal time for pleasure reading, and tastes can vary widely as we recently wrote about in a seasonal feature story.
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