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A citizen's initiative looking to increase the state's minimum wage is on its way to the Maine Legislature following a successful petitioning campaign that received 75,275 valid signatures supporting the wage increase.
The Kennebec Valley Inn in downtown Skowhegan is getting a new lease on life, with plans to open a country-western-themed lounge and restaurant by April 15, the Morning Sentinel reported.
A developer looking to convert the former Lincoln Mill location in downtown Biddeford into an 80-room hotel and 96 loft apartments has postponed the hotel portion of its project to instead nearly double the number of apartments it had originally
The expansive 16-acre lot that once was home to the Maine State Prison in Thomaston could finally see some development, as a proposal is set to go before the town's planning board on Tuesday.
The attorneys of Lincoln Paper and Tissue LLC filed a notice of private sale and expedited hearing motion with the U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Portland, a motion that would allow the paper and tissue company to sell $75,000 of its intellectual property
Ellsworth's Planning Department is launching a program giving community members a chance to give feedback on planning-related issues that fall outside the scope of the Planning Board review process.
Plans continue for the conversion of the idle international ferry terminal property in Bar Harbor for cruise ship use, the Mount Desert Islander reported.
A bill meant to attract investments to the state by large businesses received unanimous bipartisan support from members of the Legislature's Labor, Commerce, Research and Economic Development Committee.
A proposed tax increment finance district proved of interest to owners and employees of six different businesses that gathered for a public hearing in Frenchville on Monday, the St. John Valley Times reported.
The Maine Technology Institute on Tuesday approved four grant applications for the month of January totaling over $71,000 to four business in the state that specialize in advancements in the fields of biotechnology, environmental technology and
Amanda Clark of Smithfield will move her natural dog treat business, The Maine Barkery, to downtown Skowhegan, and will receive $20,000 in cash and business incentives as part of an Entrepreneur Challenge.
Apothecary by Design, one of Maine's fastest growing companies, will sell its retail pharmacy in Portland to a team that includes one of the company's founders.
The Maine Center for Entrepreneurial Development and Coastal Enterprises Inc. are among 25 awardees nationwide sharing $10 million under the Economic Development Administration's 2015 Regional Innovation Strategies program.
Matthew Marks, CEO of the Associated General Contractors of Maine, says the state's 4,700 construction firms lost 10,000 jobs since 2006, when 32,000 workers were employed in that pre-recession, peak construction year.
The India Street neighborhood could be the home to a new six-story residential building, based on plans a local developer has submitted to Portland city officials.
Handy's Market and Café owner Sean Ireland has completed construction of a new carriage house — Wi-Fi, cafe-style seating on the first floor, and an upstairs “community board room” — behind the business, The Forecaster reported.