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Passamaquoddys land $800K federal grant for high-risk youths
August 8, 2014The Passamaquoddy Tribe at Indian Township will receive an $800,000 Mental Health and Substance Abuse Service grant from the Center for Mental Health Services to help fund the tribe’s Project LAUNCH Initiative.
August 8, 2014Three MOO Milk farms sign on with Stonyfield
August 8, 2014Three former MOO Milk organic dairy farms have signed contracts with Stonyfield, an organic yogurt maker located in Londonderry, N.H.
August 8, 2014Feds to require state to repay Riverview money
August 8, 2014A regional administrator for the federal Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services has told the Portland Press Herald that Maine will
August 8, 2014GWI's CEO releases plan to improve Maine's broadband standing
August 7, 2014Fletcher Kittredge, founder and CEO of the Biddeford-based telecommunications company GWI, has released a 10-point plan to improve the quality and availability of broadband Internet access in Maine — a problem, he says, that’s getting worse.
August 7, 2014Penobscot Nation seeks input on water quality standards
August 7, 2014The Penobscot Nation is hosting a public hearing tonight on new water quality standards for tribal waters the tribe has proposed to the federal Environmental Protection Agency.
August 7, 2014Pease chosen as refueling tanker operating base
August 7, 2014The Pease Air National Guard Base in Portsmouth, N.H., has been selected by the U.S. Air Force to be the country’s first home base for a new generation of refueling tankers.
August 7, 2014Spectra Energy expanding its Northeast natural gas capacity
August 7, 2014Houston-based Spectra Energy Corp., the primary owner of the Maritimes & Northeast natural gas pipeline between Nova Scotia and Boston, plans to spend $500 million to $1 billion to expand existing pipelines in New England with the Atlantic Bri
August 7, 2014
Maine slides in overall clean-tech rankings; excels in some areas
August 6, 2014Maine fell three places to rank 29th in clean technology leadership, but there are some bright spots, like its energy generation mix, according to the annual 2014 Clean Tech
August 6, 2014FairPoint suffers $22.7 million Q2 net loss
August 6, 2014FairPoint Communications Inc., a major telecommunications provider and employer in Maine, posted a $22.7 million net loss for the second quarter, compared with a $43.1 million loss for the same period a year ago.
August 6, 2014Bankrupt Maine railroad's locomotives sold in auction
August 6, 2014Thirty-five locomotives — most of them owned by the rail company that went bankrupt after a runaway oil train exploded and killed 47 people in Lac-Megantic, Quebec, last year — were sold at an auction held in Milo on Tuesday.
August 6, 2014Ellsworth hospital seeks to join Eastern Maine Healthcare Systems
August 6, 2014Maine Coast Memorial Hospital in Ellsworth has signed a letter of intent to begin the process of joining Eastern Maine Healthcare Systems in Brewer.
August 6, 2014Two firms purchase lots in Gardiner business park
August 6, 2014Gardiner’s City Council has approved two real estate purchase-and-sale agreements on three commercial lots at the Libby Hill Business Park, located at Interstate 295’s Exit 49 in central Maine.
August 6, 2014$20M grant to establish aquaculture network in Maine
August 6, 2014The University of Maine, in partnership with the University of New England and other institutions in Maine, has received a five-year, $20 million National Science Foundation grant to establish a research network in Maine focused on sustainable eco
August 6, 2014ReEnergy to restart Ashland biomass plant
August 5, 2014ReEnergy Holdings LLC, the New York-based owner of four biomass plants in Maine and a construction and demolition material processing facility in Lewiston, plans to restart its shuttered Ashland facility by the end of the year.
August 5, 2014$125M tidal energy project proposed for Cobscook Bay
August 5, 2014Halcyon Tidal Power, an Augusta-based company, will be meeting with state and federal regulators in Bangor this week to discuss the technical aspects of a proposed $125 million tidal energy project in Cobscook Bay.
August 5, 2014Panolam Industries shifts up to 140 jobs to Auburn
August 5, 2014Pioneer Plastics Corp. in Auburn, a subsidiary of Panolam Industries International, is expected to pick up nearly 140 new jobs as a result of Panolam closing its manufacturing operations in South Carolina and moving the production to Maine.
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