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Maine banks recovering after stimulus checks create online traffic jams
Renee Cordes 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.
JAX to expand coronavirus testing for health care workers and hospital patients
Staff Updated: April 14, 2020Jackson Laboratory, in Bar Harbor, is working with several Maine hospitals to provide additional coronavirus testing capacity for frontline health care workers and inpatients throughout the state.
In tragic irony, $1.5B contract clears the ways for Maine Maritime ship
William Hall Updated: April 13, 2020The multiyear agreement went to a Philadelphia shipyard for up to five of the training vessels. In charge of the work is a company that still contests penalties for its role in the El Faro tragedy.
Grants will help communities, nonprofits improve healthy aging in Maine
Renee Cordes 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.
18 health centers across Maine will get $13M in federal aid
Staff April 10, 2020From York County to Lubec to the Katahdin Valley, the community health centers will receive much-needed funding for COVID-19 testing, supplies, telehealth services and more.
Bar Harbor extends cruise ship ban to July 1
Laurie Schreiber April 8, 2020All but seven cruise ship reservations through May have been canceled, but the Town Council is extending the ongoing ban on visits through June.
Maine biotech companies stepping up, and hiring, in COVID-19 fight
Maureen Milliken April 3, 2020Abbott Laboratories in Scarborough just got the OK to produce "game-changing" testing devices, and expects to manufacture 50,000 a day. Biotech companies around Maine are ramping up production to combat the pandemic, and need workers to help.
Crowded field of Maine businesses expected in race for $349B in small biz loans
Renee Cordes Updated: April 2, 2020Days before the federal Paycheck Protection Plan is expected to go live, Maine banks are getting ready and are already flooded with inquiries. Mainebiz talked to bank executives and other experts concerned about how the race for cash will turn out.
Machias Savings offers $100K in grants for Maine nonprofits
Renee Cordes April 1, 2020Grants of up to $5,000 are available, particularly for organizations that manage food insecurity, services for the aging and isolated, community action programs and emergency response teams.
Maine tribal communities get housing boost with coronavirus emergency package
Maureen Milliken April 1, 2020The federal government's economic stimulus package includes $1.3 million in housing funds for five Wabanaki communities, part of $8 billion for native populations across the country.
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Maine has over 100 farmers' markets offering a range of local food products.
Maine Federation of Farmers’ Markets reports that unseasonably cool temperatures and a rainy early summer have not only caused issues for some crops but also for local farmers' markets. Strawberries, for instance, had a bad season. Around the state, sales at farmers' markets have been down this summer.
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