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Obinna Okani will lead EforAll Maine, a new business accelerator launching this fall to support aspiring entrepreneurs from underrepresented groups.
The Good Table, sold to local buyers with a "fine chef," first opened its doors in 1986.
The owners of Bayley's Seafood Restaurant hope to have the electrical, plumbing and cleaning done by July and set a target date on when they can reopen for the season.
Guest columnist Cassie Crosby, a retired U.S. Army officer, offers concrete steps to take ownership of your career.
Three Portland entrepreneurs developed the ReachMyTeach app to connect teachers with students and families.
“This newly created TIF district will make a lasting impact in the town of Oakland by making the downtown more investable, safer, more pedestrian-friendly and directly aligns with the town’s vision of supporting business development and retention,”
As Maine heads towards summer, Maine craft brewers are releasing seasonal beverages with a fruity twist.
Elaine Kinney worked in social services for seven years before starting a home-based business during the pandemic called White Pine Bath & Brew.
From laborers to farm owners creating jobs, growing numbers of women are working in Maine’s $1.8 billion agricultural sector.
Selling a business always takes more time than the parties expect, because there are several steps after you negotiate and sign the purchase and sale agreement, writes consultant and lawyer Carrie Yardley.
Customers are demanding more and their patience is limited. But, as guest author Arissa Egan writes, "despite perceived and actual limitations, it remains possible to keep customer experience on course by focusing on a handful of the right things."
Guest author Michael Fortin of Maine Revenue Services reminds businesses in Maine that it's time to make the shift to the online filing system, the Maine Tax Portal. On May 31, the agency will deactivate I-File, EZ-Pay and MEETRS.
"The Sea Dogs strive to be a family ballpark and we support every step of parenthood," said Geoff Iacuessa, the team's president and general manager.
The Waterville startup accelerator was one of the 40 awardees in a pool of 355 national applicants. Dirigo has a mission to grow mid-Maine’s digital economy.
Commercial photographer Zack Bowen said he's met quite a few creatives that have moved to the Portland area, but he says the resources for working artists still need to be developed.
Nominations for the Institute for Family-Owned Business awards are due June 30 and will honor enterprises that go the extra mile.