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Chambers look to support economy after Mills' order halts dining in, gatherings
March 19, 2020As restaurants, bars and other businesses are restricted for the coming weeks, chambers of commerce and other groups are jumping in to support businesses and share resources to buoy the Maine economy.
Maine chambers focus on creative business solutions during crisis
March 18, 2020The state's chambers have met to discuss ways to keep businesses and the economy going as the state responds to the pandemic with closures and curfews.
Early-season cancellations flood Maine hotels
March 18, 2020Lodging businesses are receiving an influx of early-season cancellations as a result of the coronavirus crisis. But one Bar Harbor hotel is seeing an increase in guests this week.
State responds to business disruptions with loans, unemployment relief, health care
March 18, 2020Lawmakers and Gov. Janet Mills agreed on emergency legislation focused on businesses and residents who may lose money during the crisis, as well as town meetings, elections and more.
Portland, Bangor shut down eateries, L.L. Bean temporarily closes stores as 'new normal' evolves
March 17, 2020As the number of cases in Maine rises to 32, businesses and governments, including Portland and Bangor, take steps to mitigate the COVID-19 outbreak.
Legislature, Mills propose $73M emergency supplemental budget
Updated: March 17, 2020The proposal addresses the COVID-19 response, including money for Maine CDC and direct support for health care providers, as well as some other priorities, but doesn't include most of what the Legislature was considering this session.
Augusta professional building sells for $8.7 million
March 15, 2020Although the initial list price for a turnkey investment property in Augusta was dropped by $1 million, the ultimate $8.7 million deal shows active interest by both Maine-based and out-of-state investors.
City of Portland cancels events at all city venues, part of wave across state
March 13, 2020The city of Portland canceled all events scheduled for the next 30 days at Merrill Auditorium, Portland Expo and Ocean Gateway, as well as the March 16 city council meeting and all other public mee
Maine coronavirus update: Cancellations, event changes and growing worry
March 11, 2020A growing number of Maine organizations are cancelling large gatherings, closing college campuses and opting to conduct business online.
Legislative jab at big-box retailers' 'dark store theory' up for decision
March 11, 2020The legislative Taxation Committee is expected to act Thursday on a bill that aims to end the practice of big-box retailers seeking lower tax assessments — a bill municipalities and assessors support, but the state's retail industry opposes.
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