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Augusta seizes mill

Mainebiz News Staff April 28, 2009

The city of Augusta has taken ownership of the former Augusta Tissue mill, known for years as Statler Tissue, with plans to raze the old buildings and redevelop the 17-acre riverside property.
New Hannaford greenest in nation

Mainebiz News Staff July 23, 2009

The new Hannaford supermarket in Augusta has earned a platinum LEED designation -- the highest level of environmental and energy conscious design conferred by the U.S. Green Building Council.
Ken Priest is Mainebiz's 2009 large company Business Leader of the Year | Ken Priest's focus on the cutting edge has kept his 50-year-old family business thriving

Sara Donnelly March 23, 2009

The Maine state motor carrier inspector is lingering in Ken Priest’s front office.
Developer sees future in historic buildings | Developer Tom Niemann says there are plenty of historic development opportunities in Maine. If you're tenacious.

Douglas Rooks February 9, 2009

Tom Niemann initially wasn’t pleased to visit the state where he now does substantial business, but not for a reason one might expect.
Augusta officials review TIF

Mainebiz News Staff January 30, 2009

City councilors in Augusta are reviewing a tax break they awarded Niemann Capital to redevelop the Kennebec Arsenal complex.
Augusta composites manufacturer expands

The Mainebiz News Staff February 18, 2009

A composites manufacturer in Augusta has doubled the size of its facility and added 20 jobs.
Capitol fellas | Former counsels to the governor, Federle Mahoney offers clients an inside-Augusta view

Sara Donnelly February 23, 2009

Two former chief legal counsels to Gov. John Baldacci are using their experience in the State House to help businesses navigate Maine government.

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