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Hallowell development adds 2 more buildings to Maine Preservation Honors list
November 10, 2020A dozen historic preservation developments from Saco to Brooklin were named 2020 Maine Preservation Award Winners, including two more by Mastway Development on the Stevens Common campus, for a total of four winners in three years.
Maine Senate Democrats re-nominate their three top leaders
November 6, 2020Sen. Troy Jackson, a fifth-generation logger from Allagash, has again been nominated for Senate president. He has sponsored legislation to support loggers and wood haulers and to create jobs in Aroostook County.
Maine State Library finds temporary new quarters down the street
November 6, 2020The Maine State Library started looking for a temporary new home this summer, after it was determined the Maine State Cultural Building, in Augusta, had to undergo extensive system upgrades.
Maine State Library finds temporary home in Winthrop
November 5, 2020The Maine State Cultural Building in Augusta, which houses the library, state archives and state museum, closed to the public in July because of needs for an extensive heating and electrical system overhaul and asbestos removal.
Aquaculture group releases first benchmarking report, business planning tools
Updated: November 5, 2020Maine’s aquaculture industry is growing, thanks to interest from veteran commercial fishermen as well as young entrepreneurs. The Maine Aquaculture Association has released new tools to support the growth.
Maine is behind in STEM workforce development, but has growth potential
November 4, 2020Better alignment of educational systems with STEM workforce needs will help drive the high-paying STEM economy, Maine Department of Economic and Community Development Commissioner Heather Johnson said during a webinar on the topic.
FirstPark in Oakland officially 'pays off the mortgage'
November 3, 2020The 285-acre business park was formed by 24 towns comprising the Kennebec Regional Development Authority in 1999, and funded with a $3.5 million 20-year bond. It was officially paid off this week with a final payment of $256,722.
New homebuyers could get a $3,500 boost from MaineHousing program
November 2, 2020A grant of $500,000 from the Federal Home Loan Bank of Boston will help support the MaineHousing program that provides assistance in down payment and closing costs for new homeowners.
Winter tourism campaign to leverage Maine brand as outdoor escape
Updated: November 2, 2020With a 32% downturn in visitation this summer compared with 2019, a late-summer occupancy uptick and a chance to showcase Maine’s wide-open spaces this winter are reasons for optimism, said Maine Office of Tourism Director Steve Lyons.
Travis Roy, Augusta native, NYA hockey star and beloved advocate, dies at age 45
October 30, 2020Roy, who was paralyzed in a hockey accident 25 years ago, went on to become an inspiring advocate, author and founder of a nonprofit that has raised millions of dollars for spinal injury treatment and research.
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