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Waterville manufacturer to hire 50 and expand to 7-day work week
Laurie Schreiber January 26, 2021Demand for aluminum truck bodies and accessories is so strong that DuraMag, formerly known as F3 Manufacturing, aims to expand its workforce by nearly 25% and may make further hires after that.
State transportation plan maps out $2.7B in projects over next 3 years
Renee Cordes January 26, 2021In its latest three-year work plan, released Monday, the Maine Department of Transportation lists 2,180 infrastructure upgrades worth a total of $2.71 billion. Transportation Commissioner Bruce Van Note talked with Mainebiz recently about what's…
Project Canopy 2021 grants will support $100K in local forestry projects
Staff Updated: January 22, 2021Grants ranging from $6,000 to $10,000 are available to help municipalities and nonprofits strengthen community tree planting and maintenance efforts.
Hallowell issues RFP for adaptive redesign of 193-year-old fire station
Maureen Milliken January 20, 2021The historic building, which opened in 1828 as a town hall and housed the city's fire department for 118 years, is owned by the city and will house the police department, the food pantry, a museum and community space once renovations are complete.
Hot industrial market takes on different look in central Maine
Maureen Milliken January 13, 2021Industrial space is in hot demand across the state, not just the busy southern Maine market. State government needs are driving some of Augusta's demand, the NECEC project is making Lewiston attractive, and lack of inventory is a challenge…
Top Gun accelerator program unveils 2021 class as format stays virtual
Renee Cordes Updated: January 8, 2021A total of 32 companies from Bangor, Portland, Lewiston and Waterville will participate in this year's program, which will culminate with a final showcase pitch-off in May for a $25,000 cash prize.
Redzone completes broadband buildout for students, adds communities
Staff January 7, 2021Recently completed work includes the construction of towers in Buckfield, Charleston, Dexter and Dresden, as well as upgrades in a dozen other Maine communities.
2021 forecast for Maine's retail businesses: 'Long haul’ in store, but maybe a silver lining too
Renee Cordes Updated: January 11, 2021Prospects for one of the industries hardest-hit by the pandemic won't even become clear for another month, says the head of the Retail Association of Maine.
2021 forecast for Maine's higher education field: Grooming resilient grads
Renee Cordes Updated: January 11, 2021Colleges and universities learned how to make learning work amid a global catastrophe. Leaders of Maine's schools are optimistic that their students will take that adaptability and tenaciousness with them as they enter the workforce.
Fast-growing Maine Crisp Co. expands with move to Winslow industrial building
Maureen Milliken January 6, 2021In six years, specialty food manufacturer Maine Crisp Co.
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Maine has over 100 farmers' markets offering a range of local food products.
Maine Federation of Farmers’ Markets reports that unseasonably cool temperatures and a rainy early summer have not only caused issues for some crops but also for local farmers' markets. Strawberries, for instance, had a bad season. Around the state, sales at farmers' markets have been down this summer.
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