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Maine governments, agencies get $16.5M for crisis housing support
April 2, 2020The state government, five cities, Cumberland County and a nonprofit will share the first installment of housing and homelessness grants from the federal emergency response package for the COVID-19 crisis.
Maine Woodland Owners becomes New Gloucester's biggest landowner
April 1, 2020As landowners in the state age, they're looking to make sure their forests are preserved — 40% of the land donated to the nonprofit, including 2,000 acres in New Gloucester by the Chandler family, has been in the last three years.
Warming Gulf of Maine waters may be stunting lobster growth
April 1, 2020The Gulf of Maine is warming faster than 99% of the world’s oceans. Researchers will study whether that’s having an impact on young lobsters and their success in growing to adulthood.
Communities urge state, feds to do more to help Maine small businesses
March 31, 2020The 10 towns in the Maine Development Foundation Main Street Maine program have a list of suggestions for Gov. Janet Mills and the state's congressional delegation that may help businesses stay afloat during the coronavirus crisis.
Waterville wealth firm invokes Buffett playbook in crisis response
Updated: March 31, 2020Despite today's public health crisis, investors need to think about the long term, Waterville-based financial adviser Brian Bernatchez tells Mainebiz.
Concord Coach bus line suspends all Maine service
March 26, 2020The bus service, which connects 17 Maine communities with Boston and other cities, is temporarily halting service after carrying a passenger with COVID-19.
Insider Notebook: Jibe Spin Studio opening at long-vacant Yarmouth space is stalled
March 25, 2020The owner of Portland spin studio Jibe was set to open a second location this month at a long-vacant McDonald's in Yarmouth; Waterville's Hobby Lobby, which just opened, is temporarily closed; mortgage and rent compassion urged during crisis.
Maine Mall closes after Mills' mandate
March 25, 2020While the South Portland mall is officially closed, some stores that provide essential services and have their own entrances may be open, as well as restaurants that offer takeout.
CMP, Emera stepping up measures to keep customers' power on during crisis
March 20, 2020Central Maine Power Co. and Emera Maine are taking steps to extend customer protections and prevent service interruptions during the COVID-19 crisis.
Maine businesses make the pivot to put planned in-person events online
March 20, 2020When things began changing last week, organizations big and small that had planned events found ways to get them online instead of canceling.
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