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Jon Stein's dual roles give him a first-hand look at some of Maine's most pressing challenges, including the need for housing and a trained workforce.
After 12 years as president and managing partner of Maine law firm Eaton Peabody, David M. Austin turns its leadership over to Michael A. Hodgins.
Twenty years ago, Maine’s salmon-farming sector was at a crossroads, says Cooke. Today the company employs dozens of people and intersects with other goods and services businesses.
Now in its 25th year, the service reduces both traffic congestion and carbon emissions in Acadia National Park. Electric buses are next.
The Hopeful Ellsworth Initiative completed a fundraising campaign that raised $40,000 to bring the "Hopeful" sign to downtown Ellsworth.
Since 2004, the organization has deployed over $1.11 billion in New Markets Tax Credits financing to over 100 businesses and developments across the country — and in the process, creating or preserving 12,662 jobs.
From a town hall to a music hall, Maine Preservation is out with its annual list of historic places that are in jeopardy.
The city of Ellsworth and a local group, Heart of Ellsworth, have joined the Main Street America program and achieved national Main Street accreditation.
Bill Kitchen, who died Sept. 9, was remembered as a 'convenor' who was 'action-oriented.' A bank president said of Kitchen: 'His career was business but his passion was people, everyone included.'
Franklin Savings Bank, which operates eight branches in Maine, has promoted Derek Hayes to executive vice president chief lending officer.
A year ago, respondents shared their predictions about the economy in 2025 amid concerns about inflation, wage pressures and the new administration in Washington.
Around 43% expressed cautious optimism, acknowledging potential ups and downs, while roughly 27% felt pessimistic about the year ahead.
So, what do you think?
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