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Whole Oceans gets submerged land leases for Bucksport salmon farm
October 21, 2019The leases, administered by the state Bureau of Parks and Lands, allow upgrades to existing outfalls and pumps at the former Verso Paper mill site.
Life sciences one of state's fast-growing industries, report says
October 17, 2019Job growth and wages in the industry, which includes biosciences, biotechnology, pharmaceuticals and more, far outpace state averages, according to the first report on the topic released in a decade.
Filling in the lobster supply chain: New processing sites are keeping dollars in Maine
Updated: October 28, 2019Greenhead Lobster is one of several Maine lobster businesses moving into the processing end of the industry after seeing live lobster export revenues reduced by as much as 80%.
Better bridges and roads: UMaine-led research coalition tackles the future of transportation
Updated: October 28, 2019The Transportation Infrastructure Durability Center, a collaboration of New England universities led by the University of Maine, seeks to identify new materials and technologies that maximize transportation infrastructure investment.
Rockland grapples with cruise ship capacity
Updated: October 18, 2019Some Rockland businesses are wary about any increase in the number of large cruise ships visiting the city. Others say cruise ships of all sizes benefit the city, but call for limits. The City Council is reexamining its guidelines.
RFP issued for 'endangered' historic Calais house
Updated: October 16, 2019The selected developer of the McGlashan-Nickerson House, on the property of the Saint Croix International Historic Site in Calais, will get up to a 60-year lease for rehabilitating and using the 136-year-old house.
Machias makes a comeback, after decades of decline
Updated: October 14, 2019With a $5 million capital improvement campaign for its airport underway, another $5 million going toward a new banking facility, and new businesses coming to town, Machias is exuding a new sense of optimism.
Coastal pockets of prosperity
Updated: October 14, 2019Maine’s coastline is one of its biggest tourist draws and one of its most complex areas.
Born to be wild: New products and promotion get Maine wild blueberry industry back on track
Updated: October 14, 2019Jasper Wyman & Son, a Milbridge-based fruit processor, is trying to shake things up in Maine's blueberry industry, which has been struggling to make a comeback after years of overproduction and low prices.
Good news for Maine's 'Endangered Historic Places' class of 2018
October 9, 2019The Clough & Pillsbury building in Rumford and McGlashan-Nickerson house in Calais were both on the 2018 Maine Preservation Endangered Historic Places list, but now both are getting second chances.
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