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Bangor aviation firm sees growing demand for customized, high-end aircraft interiors
Updated: August 24, 2021Fewer seats, expanded aisles, upgraded LEDs, Wi-Fi and sound — corporate and regional air carriers are commissioning more comfortable cabins for passengers. In this Mainebiz interview, the founder of C&L Aviation talks about how those changes…
Foster Holdings in Hampden receives federal funds to increase biofuel capacity
August 23, 2021The company, perhaps best known for its R.H. Foster fueling stations and fuel trucks, will install two 6,500-gallon biodiesel storage tanks in Hampden to allow more biofuel sales.
Harvesting history: Millennial couple breathes new life into heritage farm in Holden
August 20, 2021After 20 fallow years and then help from the Holden Land Trust and Maine Farmland Trust, a mid-19th-century farm in Holden has new owners who are rapidly bringing the operation back to life.
A new vaccine, for fish? Using Maine wood fiber? UMaine researchers are on it
Updated: August 19, 2021Injectable vaccines are necessary for protecting farmed fish from lethal pathogens. But water- and oil-based vaccines are expensive and can cause undesired side effects. Nanocellulose from Maine may provide a better alternative.
Presque Isle financial firm offers clients group insurance benefits
Updated: August 23, 2021As more Maine employers look to increase their attractiveness to current and potential employees, Presque Isle-based Thompson Financial Group recently began offering group insurance benefits as a new service to its business clients.
Nonprofit startups are a growing trend in northern Maine
Updated: August 23, 2021More than two dozen volunteers in SCORE’s Bangor chapter, including Chair Donna Cassese, provide no-cost mentoring for small-business clients throughout northern Maine.
Hands-on program helps fill workforce pipeline in Maine's $600M logging industry
Updated: August 23, 2021A joint initiative of the Professional Logging Contractors of Maine, several of the state's community colleges and industry partners, the certificate program is training dozens of students at a time — and saving logging businesses money.
Public comment opens on proposed Mallinckrodt settlement over Penobscot River poisoning
August 18, 2021A former chlor-alkali facility in Orrington released mercury into the estuary. Today’s owner of the site has paid over $30 million so far and agreed to another $267 million for remediation, disposal and contingencies.
Bangor will likely tap Benchmark Construction for $3.5M transit center project
August 16, 2021Benchmark Construction submitted the low bid among four received in June. But all four proposed pricing far above the original budget.
12 Maine towns and organizations awarded $5M for economic development
August 11, 2021A new round of grants from the Northern Border Regional Commission will fund improvements from Augusta to Machias to Limestone.
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