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Hotels in Maine destinations among New England's priciest, but industry is hurting in other places
August 11, 2021While nightly rates in cities like Boston and San Francisco have dropped, the price hotels charge in smaller cities and resort areas, including Bar Harbor and Portland, has soared, according to a recent survey.
Finish line in sight on multiyear upgrade of Waterfront Concerts’ Bangor venue
August 9, 2021Contractors were working up to the last moment before Thursday’s first concert of the season to finish the latest round of improvements, including improved sightlines and amenities.
Women to Watch: At Husson University, Marie Hansen is training students for jobs of the future
Updated: August 9, 2021In her dual role at Bangor's Husson University, Marie Hansen is all about collaboration. Now she's trying to create a space for more of it among students, faculty, business and technology. That synergy may create an economic engine for the region.
UMaine System, College of the Atlantic, other schools mandate COVID-19 vaccination
August 5, 2021Students at Maine's public university system must be vaccinated by Aug. 20, and a similar policy may be required for UMS staff and faculty. College of the Atlantic and over 640 other colleges and universities now have mandates.
Brewer startup offers mess-making play for kids
August 4, 2021The self-financed operation was sparked by ideas a mother had around sensory play. One night, a business plan clicked into gear. “Messy is really, really messy,” said the founder. “We fling paint on the wall and then wipe our hands on our lab coats.”
Northern Light Health will require workers to get COVID-19 vaccine
August 3, 2021The state's second-largest health care system said vaccines will be mandatory within six weeks after any of the current medications gets full approval from the Food and Drug Administration.
Bangor developer aims to bring biorefinery, jobs to former Lincoln mill site
Updated: August 2, 2021A biofuel called ethyl levulinate can be made from wood residue, waste paper or cardboard, municipal solid waste and food waste. The proposed biorefinery would produce locally sourced, renewable, carbon-neutral heating fuel.
Surveys show mixed results for Maine farmers during pandemic, more support needed
Updated: July 30, 2021There have been both significant income losses and some gains, and farmers are having to use more creativity and collaboration in marketing their products.
Buyer of 19th-century Bangor waterfront building envisions luxury rentals
Updated: July 29, 2021The buyer of a downtown Bangor industrial building dating back nearly 150 years sees it becoming a $2 million mixed-use redevelopment, with three stories of luxury rental apartments and ground-floor commercial use.
US News ranks the best hospitals in Maine, and nationwide
July 28, 2021Maine health care institutions received generally high marks in the annual report card on the country's best hospitals. But the state's top ranker received a lower-than-average score in a new grading.
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