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Six Maine paving plants part of $555M sale to global firm
December 18, 2018A Connecticut-based company that owns six hot-mix asphalt facilities in Maine sold its asphalt plants and paving division for $555 million to Eurovia SAS, a subsidiary of the Vinci Group in France, one of the world's largest infrastructure and urban…
Whole Oceans partnering with USM on workforce development program
December 17, 2018Whole Oceans, a company planning to construct a land-based Atlantic salmon aquafarm on the site of the former Verso Paper Mill in Bucksport, will collaborate with the University of Southern Maine to offer a course in aquaponics and recirculatory…
Sizeable customer base seen for Maine Maritime Academy's new training center
December 17, 2018With 26,000 commercial mariners transiting the East Coast coastal and inland waterways at any given time, Maine Maritime Academy expects there will be a sizeable customer base for its new Center for Professional Mariner Development at the former…
Report: Maine public colleges lowest in New England for tuition and fees
December 13, 2018Maine's public colleges have New England's lowest average tuition and fee rates, says a report by the New England Board of Higher Education released this week.
Feds pump $73M into Maine for infrastructure projects
December 7, 2018Maine will be receiving almost $73 million from the federal government for transportation and water infrastructure projects across the state.
$2M awarded to Head Start programs in two counties
December 4, 2018Downeast Community Partners has been awarded $2 million for Head Start and Early Head Start programs.
Nonprofits buy property for affordable housing in Bar Harbor
December 3, 2018Island Housing Trust and Maine Coast Heritage Trust have jointly acquired 60 acres on Mount Desert Island, with half to be used to build workforce-affordable housing.
Bar Harbor's deal for former CAT terminal rescheduled
December 3, 2018A plan for the state to sell the former CAT ferry terminal to the town of Bar Harbor has been delayed by the LePage administration.
Bar Harbor to partner with trade association on impact study of cruise ships
November 30, 2018Despite concerns from a member of the Bar Harbor Town Council, the governing body agreed this week to partner with the Cruise Lines International Association to study the potential impact of cruise ship visitation.
Cell phone projects expected to reduce ‘dead spots’ in Stonington area
November 27, 2018A major expansion is in the works to provide cell phone service in Stonington and eliminate dead spots or poor reception areas on Deer Isle.
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