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LB Kitchen, of Portland, will open a second location in Westbrook, joining other eateries such as Cowbell and Big Fin Poké.
With the Augusta store, Ocean State Job Lot will have taken over four former Christmas Tree Shops locations in three states.
The bootstrap company was awarded a $175,000 grant to research 'green' extraction of bioactive compounds from Maine seaweed. The chemicals are used in skin care products.
This round-up of brewery news includes a 'camp' and a collaboration, from Pittsfield to Portland to Boston.
Natalya Nikitina, the owner of Loom Clothing and Home, said she encourages customers to build "capsule wardrobes," emphasizing quality rather than quantity of clothing.
Hailee Carter pumped money from a home sale and earnings into outfitting a cargo trailer as a bakery. Today she sees scores of customers at two locations, and also handles events, wholesale customers and special orders.
The Portland-based maker of Maine potato donuts plans to start shipping them throughout the continental U.S. in the next three months.
Indianapolis-based Simon Property Group added seven retailers this summer, while clothing and accessory retailer Vineyard Vines is set to open next spring.
A decade ago in Portland, hotel rooms were under construction, national retailers were joining area malls and housing prices were starting to soar. Yet Maine's largest city was just starting to become a hot destination.
Sea Bags, the Portland-based maker of totes and other accessories out of recycled sails, is now recycling fabric from the inflatable monster that sat atop the skyscraper for a week.
To help draw national retailers, restaurants and local businesses to the site, the Downs development team has hired Wilder, a Boston-based company with more than 40 properties in 10 states.
The Scone Goddess First Annual Scone Festival, taking place Sunday, Aug. 4, will benefit the Northport Food Pantry.
A $10,000 Backing Small Businesses grant will help build inventory. An advantage of 150 Main St. was that the interior could be designed from scratch.
A hideaway of a restaurant will open in the site of the former Old Port Tavern, a popular hangout in Portland for 50 years before closing in 2022.
The buyer was an investor from New York who was familiar with the Portland market, liked the location and will continue to use it as an investment tool for future generations.
The Mainebiz team held another of our thoroughly enjoyable but highly unscientific taste tests of Maine-made food. On one of the hottest days of the year.