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Technology

  • Gas prices continue climb

    July 22, 2013

    The average price of a gallon of gas has jumped 10 cents over last week to $3.79, which is 11 cents higher than the national average.

    July 22, 2013
  • Unemployment rate unchanged in June

    July 22, 2013

    Maine’s unemployment rate held at 6.8% in June. That level, reached in May, was the lowest unemployment rate in Maine since November 2008.

    July 22, 2013
  • Maine's workplace death rate rises in 2011

    July 17, 2013

    In 2011, Maine had six more workplace deaths than the previous year. The total, 26, was higher than the total recorded deaths for 15 of the previous 20 years for which the state’s Department of Labor records the statistics.

    July 17, 2013
  • Changing times change assessing tools

    Douglas Rooks July 15, 2013

    Professional assessor John O'Donnell, owner of John E. O'Donnell Associates in New Gloucester, points with pride to a contract he just inked with Gilead, a town of just 175 residents, bisected by Route 2 along the New Hampshire border.

    Douglas Rooks July 15, 2013
  • Exports to Europe surge 35% in mid-year figures

    Darren Fishell July 9, 2013

    Maine exports to Europe during the first half of this year surged nearly 35% over the first half of 2012, driven largely by sales of aviation equipment, liquid pumps and wood and pulp products to Germany, Austria and Italy.

    Darren Fishell July 9, 2013
  • High-tech rocket co. eyes Loring for testing

    July 8, 2013

    The Sanford-based Applied Thermal Science is seeking development funds and eyeing space at the former Loring Air Force Base to test a propulsion system that could reduce the cost of launching small satellites into orbit.

    July 8, 2013
  • Use the new science of hiring to avoid regrets

    Bill Stone July 8, 2013

    Trying to bring in the best talent by using traditional hiring practices simply does not work.

    Bill Stone July 8, 2013
  • Biovation II gets $978K from Marines for boot-drying technology

    Lori Valigra July 2, 2013

    The U.S. Marine Corps has awarded Biovation II LLC, a manufacturing and bioscience company based in Boothbay, a $978,000 contract to develop a boot-drying product for soldiers.

    Lori Valigra July 2, 2013
  • Business intelligence co. targets health care niche

    Darren Fishell June 25, 2013

    Imagine scouring all of the publicly available Medicare data from 4,445 hospitals around the country. Then add a range of statistics from outside sources, proprietary data from other hospitals and try to figure out what it means.

    Darren Fishell June 25, 2013
  • Youth robotics programs get a boost

    Lori Valigra June 25, 2013

    The Robotics Institute of Maine will be launched this Thursday amid great fanfare, with a dozen disc-tossing robots on the lawn of Fairchild Semiconductor in South Portland, along with expected appearances by Gov.

    Lori Valigra June 25, 2013
  • Offshore wind plans vie for money, support

    James McCarthy June 24, 2013

    For more than six years, Habib Dagher has been championing the idea that offshore wind power can solve two of Maine's biggest economic problems — a declining manufacturing base and the net loss of $5 billion spent annually by Maine residents on oi

    James McCarthy June 24, 2013
  • Peaks Island entrepreneurs launch sustainable design tool

    James McCarthy June 24, 2013

    Every new startup is a variation on the theme of wanting to build a better mousetrap.

    James McCarthy June 24, 2013
  • State warns businesses of mail scam

    June 21, 2013

    State officials are warning again of a mail scam targeting business owners and involving letters from a fake company called "Corporate Records Service" soliciting payment and company information.

    June 21, 2013
  • AOL plans Orono accounting center

    June 19, 2013

    Internet company AOL Inc. has plans for a financial analytics and accounting center in Orono, expected to employ at least 17 people.

    June 19, 2013
  • Winthrop company aims to prevent brain injury, in style

    Lori Valigra June 10, 2013

    James Ferguson expected to turn heads when he took his colleague, who was wearing a prototype helmet aimed at cushioning falls and preventing traumatic brain injury, to Margaritas Mexican Restaurant in Augusta.

    Lori Valigra June 10, 2013
  • UK co. plans to expand Caribou plant

    June 6, 2013

    Porvair, a UK-based specialty filtration and environmental technology company, says it has expansion plans for a Caribou filter factory it has acquired in a deal with Eisenmann Metallurgical LLC.

    June 6, 2013

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Do your plans call for vacationing in Maine this summer?
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Poll Description

Summer is in full swing, and many readers are thinking about where to go next.

Maine often tops the list with its stunning coastline, fresh seafood, peaceful forests and charming small towns. Maine is known as Vacationland for a reason.

Not surprisingly, many people who live in Maine also vacation here.