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With new space in Winslow, Maine Crisp brings in new CEO

Alexis Wells December 12, 2022

Incoming CEO Lewis Goldstein has worked with brands like Sam Adams, Snapple, Kiss My Face and Organic Valley.
Bixby Chocolate opening first retail café in Waterville arts hub

Laurie Schreiber December 8, 2022

The café will open in the new Paul J. Schupf Art Center at 93 Main St., and offer grab-and-go options ranging from Bixby’s Bixenta brand of coffee and chocolate drinks to confections, including winter bon bons.
$4M in grants to broaden broadband in 26 communities, tribal areas

Laurie Schreiber December 7, 2022

The grants will provide technical assistance and other services that support community-driven broadband solutions.
How sweet it is: Cannabis company opens 5th location

Alexis Wells Updated: December 7, 2022

Sweet Dirt, which now has five stores, has opened its fourth adult-use shop, located at 305 Main St. in Rockland.
FAME approves $1.2M to help Augusta precision tool manufacturer

Alexis Wells Updated: December 6, 2022

KV Tooling Systems will use the loan to hire new employees, build an addition on the Augusta property and purchase equipment, among other needs.
New program to help address shortfall of affordable rentals

Laurie Schreiber December 5, 2022

Maine needs 20,000 affordable housing units to meet the needs of its lowest-income residents. The new program will help MaineHousing evaluate and fund projects.
Touring company partners with state on new internship program

Alexis Wells December 2, 2022

Through the Maine Department of Labor's vocational rehabilitation program, clients can access internships, and job training, shadowing and placement.
Maine public health personnel will benefit from $13.8M grant

Alexis Wells December 1, 2022

The five-year grant will support medical personnel in critical areas such as infectious disease, maternal and child health, and chronic disease.
Augusta printer purchases even faster press

Staff December 1, 2022

J.S. McCarthy expects a 50% increase in revenue from folding cartons in the next two to three years after buying a press that is said to be the fastest of its type in the world.
How to make a career move — and a move to Maine

Tyler Gaudet, Sprague & Curtis Real Estate November 29, 2022

Guest columnist Tyler Gaudet, an Augusta-based Realtor, has helped a number of out-of-state buyers make a move to Maine. Here are some of his recommendations.

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