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The Portland City Council wants more time to look at the proposal and what impact it will have on property owners and economic development.
Heather Johnson, Maine's commissioner of economic and community development, sees workforce development and selling the Maine "brand" at the heart of Maine's economic future, she said Friday in Portland.
Snow Pond Center for the Arts has been named to the national Citizens Institute for Rural Design, something officials at the Sidney arts center and school say is the first step to a collaborative Kennebec County economic development foundation.
The plan, first proposed in 2017, opens up 1,923 acres for development and conserves another 16,754, after rezoning approval by the Land Use Protection Commission, which oversees the state's Unorganized Territory.
Grants of up to $20,000 will be available for development or creation of coworking space, after the long-dormant Maine Coworking Development fund was refunded this year.
Food Export USA-Northeast said it will use more than $20 million in federal funding to help seafood suppliers tap into new markets, with a special focus on the lobster industry.
The $163 million proposal includes $105 million for transportation infrastructure and must be approved by Aug. 30 to be included on the November ballot.
The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development has awarded $4.6 million to support affordable housing throughout Cumberland County and specifically in Portland.
Rebecca Swanson Conrad resigned as president and CEO of the Lewiston-Auburn Metropolitan Chamber of Commerce in June, after a two-year tenure that included consolidating the Lewiston-Auburn Economic Growth Council into the chamber, reducing
Just three years ago, an entire block on Exchange Street in Bangor was devoid of activity. Today, thanks to developer Adam Moskovitz and others, the block is a lively hub of arts, culture and small businesses.
A two-way Water Street in downtown Augusta will likely become a reality next week, and the city hopes to fully prepare drivers for the change after 74 years of one-way traffic.
In this weekly feature sponsored by Norway Savings Bank, we look back at stories that have appeared in Mainebiz during our first 25 years. In 2004, we reported, the state was in "limbo," facing economic obstacles like ... weather.
The Waterville Planning Board gave unanimous approval to the final site plan for redevelopment of the 182,000-square-foot complex, which will include retail, office and apartment space.
The city, along with regional and state transportation planners, will discuss approaches to managing traffic and sometimes competing uses along Portland's busy Commercial Street.
Betsy Biemann is CEO of Coastal Enterprises Inc., a community development financial institution based in Brunswick. But her business card could include a host of other job descriptions.
A total of $3,242,078 has been awarded in Maine for rural economic and community development through the Northern Border Regional Commission’s State Economic and Infrastructure Grants.