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Building Business: Economy slows to a crawl, but construction continues
Updated: April 20, 2020Despite the public health crisis, Maine's construction companies — considered essential businesses — continue to do work the state relies upon, in communities including Yarmouth, Portland, Freeport and Cumberland Foreside.
Maine banks recovering after stimulus checks create online traffic jams
Updated: April 16, 2020Kennebec Savings, Camden National and Norway Savings banks were all overloaded Wednesday as many customers checked online accounts to see if their relief checks had arrived. By Thursday, most banking operations were back to normal.
Maine Hospital Association to receive nearly $500K to combat COVID-19
Updated: April 14, 2020The association has been awarded $468,448 to aid the state's hospitals in preparing to treat COVID-19 patients. The federal funding was authorized in the recently adopted CARES Act.
Augusta, Gardiner downtown associations partner on emergency business grants
April 14, 2020Grants of up to $3,000 will be awarded weekly through April to small businesses affected by the COVID-19 crisis in the downtowns of the two Kennebec River cities.
Latest facade funding is more than window dressing for downtown Waterville
April 14, 2020The second round of grants through Central Maine Growth Council will fund improvements at 10 downtown sites. The council expects grants made so far to result in nearly $2 million of storefront enhancements this year.
Judge rules lobster fishing impact on right whales needs study
April 13, 2020The decision of a lawsuit brought by environmental groups says federal fishery managers haven’t fully analyzed the impact of lobster fishing on endangered North Atlantic right whales. It's still unclear what the ruling could mean for Maine.
Pandemic delays launch of Maine's recreational marijuana market
April 13, 2020The state Office of Marijuana Policy is postponing the spring debut of adult-use marijuana retail sales in Maine, because of concerns about the spread of COVID-19.
Maine retail group chief worried about crisis-hit sector, welcomes new customer limits
Updated: April 13, 2020Curtis Picard, head of the Retail Association of Maine, outlines his concerns as he welcomes revised in-store gathering limits that took effect on Friday.
Grants will help communities, nonprofits improve healthy aging in Maine
Updated: April 13, 2020Fifteen Maine nonprofits and municipalities were named recipients of grants aimed at improving the health and well-being of older adults while they continue to live in their communities.
Maine farms, farmers markets can be reimbursed for SNAP/EBT equipment
Updated: April 8, 2020The new program reimburses the costs of electronic-purchasing equipment needed to process food sales through the federal Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program.
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