Processing Your Payment
Please do not leave this page until complete. This can take a few moments.
- News
- Editions
- Lists
- Viewpoints
-
Our Events
Event Info
- View all Events
- Outstanding Women in Business Reception 2025
- On The Road with Mainebiz in Bath
- 60 Ideas in 60 Minutes Portland 2025
- 40 Under 40 Awards Reception 2025
- On The Road with Mainebiz in Lewiston / Auburn
- + More
Award Honorees
- 2025 Business Leaders of the Year
- 2025 Outstanding Women in Business
- 2024 Women to Watch Honorees
- 2024 Business Leaders of the Year
- 2023 NextUp: 40 Under 40 Honorees
- 2023 Women to Watch Honorees
- + More
- 2023 Business Leaders of the Year
- 2022 NextUp: 40 Under 40 Honorees
- 2022 Women to Watch Honorees
- 2022 Business Leaders of the Year
- Nomination Forms
- Calendar
- Biz Marketplace
Downeast
-
College of the Atlantic plans to raise $50M, its largest campaign ever
Updated: July 31, 2019College of Atlantic announced a $50 million capital campaign, the school's biggest fundraising drive ever, to endow scholarships, add buildings, and transition to a fossil fuel-free campus.
$3.7M tourism marketing campaign targets late-season visitors
Updated: July 30, 2019The Maine Office of Tourism is fielding several new marketing and promotion initiatives in a $3.7 million campaign running through September to help bolster summer and fall visitation.
King, Collins: Acadia employees need affordable housing
Updated: July 26, 2019Acadia National Park has received the backing of U.S. Sens. King and Collins in its efforts to establish public-private partnerships that would open seasonal housing options in the area for Acadia employees.
Bar Harbor council: Proposed workforce housing amendment needs work
July 23, 2019Although voicing overall support for the concept, the Bar Harbor Town Council rejected proposed changes to its zoning ordinance that would allow employee and workforce dormitories as well as rooming houses.
Innovation’s family tree: Maine’s home-grown science is coming into its own
Updated: July 29, 2019While it may not have the cachet of biotechnology hubs like Boston and San Francisco, Maine is home to a growing concentration of companies, research laboratories and professionals working in life
Bar Harbor, First National banks report Q2 earnings
July 22, 2019Quarterly net income declined year-over-year at Bar Harbor Bankshares, while assets and loan balances increased. Quarterly net income at First Bancorp was up by over 10%.
Feds award $200K for Penobscot River restoration
July 22, 2019The grant from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration will continue work to restore habitats for sea-run fish, such as Atlantic salmon. The grant is one of only six habitat-focused awards made this year.
Lobstermen, under pressure from regulations, call for preservation of their livelihood
July 22, 2019Lobstermen from Machias to Boothbay Harbor gathered July 21 on the Stonington Commercial Fish Pier to draw greater attention to the issues facing the survival of their industry.
PUC approves Weaver Wind power contract
July 17, 2019The state Public Utilities Commission has approved a 20-year contract that calls for the wind energy farm in Hancock County to provide power for Emera Maine.
Bar Harbor's CAT ferry service delayed, again
July 17, 2019The high-speed ferry service to Nova Scotia was scheduled to resume in June after a nine-year hiatus. But the date has been pushed back, and now the ferry may not sail until late summer.
Most Recent
