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Franchises in Maine, from eateries to fitness clubs. are a growing part of the business and real estate landscape.
Some critics see commercial development as the biggest danger to Maine's working waterfronts. Some critics see climate change that way. Other people are trying to find a middle ground.
The network will cover all premises in Millinocket, East Millinocket and Medway, and significant portions of South Portland and Belfast.
Total state commitment to the Saddleback project now totals $6.5 million. The ski resort is seen as an economic development driver for the Rangeley region.
Maine's aquaculture industry is becoming a driver of coastal economies, and a new plan details growth opportunities to continue that momentum.
Backed by $11 million in federal funding from the Maine Jobs & Recovery Plan and additional funding from the U.S Department of Labor, the apprenticeship program is part of a larger effort to address workforce challenges.
A report released by financial website WalletHub puts Maine at No. 27 overall but near the bottom in terms of affordability.
The Select Board aims to have a warrant article ready in time for June’s town meeting. The board last year requested a housing component but recently dropped it.
The keynote speaker at the annual real estate conference told attendees that Maine's statewide housing crunch cannot be solved by lawmakers alone.
Retail development is booming in the state's fourth-largest city, from walkable waterfront neighborhoods to the sprawling shopping plazas of the Maine Mall area.
Businesses in this York County city now include high-tech manufacturers for biotechnology and life sciences, precision manufacturers, and service providers in health care, information technology and engineered materials.
The 2022 edition of the annual event is taking place all day Thursday at the Cross Insurance Arena and online.
Participants represent a variety of sectors, from snowmobile technology to salt farming, and come from four regions of the state.
A total of $2,027,149 in funding has been awarded to 10 Maine agribusinesses and farms through the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Value-Added Producer Grant Program.
Nine Maine creative economy endeavors by organizations from Portland Stage Co. Inc. to the Watershed Center for Ceramic Arts in Newcastle have been awarded $150,000 in federal funding.
All five companies selected for the 2022 program have BIPOC or female founders, the Roux Institute announced on Monday.