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In a budget hearing Wednesday, U.S. Sen. Susan Collins, R-Maine, pressed Transportation Secretary Elain Chao on the Trump administration's budget proposal for a replacement training vessel slated for the Maine Maritime Academy.
Two Maine brewers were listed among the country's 50 fastest-growing small and independent craft brewers by sales volume put together by the Brewers Association, a national trade group.
Auburn Manufacturing, Luke's Lobster Seafood Co. and Thornton Academy are among the 2019 International Trade and Investment Awards honorees, unveiled by the Maine International Trade Center on Tuesday.
The light-industrial building at 53 Wallace Road in South Portland, home to Pond Cove Millwork for nearly two decades, has a good location and flexible space.
Joyce Galea, co-owner of F3 Manufacturing in Waterville, has been instrumental in the company’s explosive growth.
We hear a lot about “makers” these days and it typically means furniture makers, boat builders, crafts people.
This year we recognize leaders who started a manufacturing business, are revitalizing a downtown and are leading investment of hundreds of millions of dollars in health care and veterans’ housing.
A combination of county-wide economic development, focus on destination tourism and low prices have boosted house sales in the sparsely populated region.
Ocean's Balance of Biddeford, Flowfold of Gorham and American Roots of Westbrook are in the running for a $100,000 cash prize after being named finalists of Greenlight Maine Season 4 television series.
A Maine company that recently started processing steel with a next-generation, $1.4 million laser has actually been handling metal since before the state was a state.
Two startup manufacturers of small satellite launch vehicles have their sights set on a nanosatellite market that's literally taking off around the world.
American Roots, along with Flowfold in Gorham and Hyperlite Mountain Gear in Biddeford, lead Maine's new crop of niche textile makers. As traditional manufacturing struggles to attract young talent, the three are hitting their stride as they invest
Maine's manufacturing workforce, which declined sharply during the recession, has started a gradual rebound. Even so, it remains dramatically smaller than the workforce numbers of 2001 and 2008.
A composites layup area that will make it easier for manufacturers to produce the composites they need for aircraft and boat production, as well as other types of construction, has opened at Brunswick Landing.
The Northern Maine Community College Foundation has awarded a round of grants designed to support hands-on learning in technology at the college and improve the skill set of graduates to meet the needs of employers.
Manufacturers Association of Maine, in Portland, has launched two programs to help manufacturers fill jobs.