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City of Portland cancels events at all city venues, part of wave across state
March 13, 2020The city of Portland canceled all events scheduled for the next 30 days at Merrill Auditorium, Portland Expo and Ocean Gateway, as well as the March 16 city council meeting and all other public mee
Maine coronavirus update: Cancellations, event changes and growing worry
March 11, 2020A growing number of Maine organizations are cancelling large gatherings, closing college campuses and opting to conduct business online.
Legislative jab at big-box retailers' 'dark store theory' up for decision
March 11, 2020The legislative Taxation Committee is expected to act Thursday on a bill that aims to end the practice of big-box retailers seeking lower tax assessments — a bill municipalities and assessors support, but the state's retail industry opposes.
Husson to expand online educational offerings
March 10, 2020Online education is about to get greater attention from Husson University as the Bangor-based school seeks to strengthen its educational offerings for students in southern Maine and out of state.
Music makers: These small Maine manufacturers now serve a global market
Updated: March 9, 2020Highly specialized shops, often consisting of a single craftsman, turn out a robust stream of guitars, cellos, violins and more. The products can command prices in the tens of thousands of dollars.
Gender gap in Maine forestry closes — a little
Updated: March 5, 2020A growing number of women are entering Maine’s forestry industry. But a new study finds there are still plenty of leaks in the industry's education-to-employment pipeline, and only 8% of licensed foresters are women.
Bill would give tax credits to Maine businesses that create remote-working jobs
Updated: March 6, 2020The proposal is aimed at boosting rural areas of the state and opening up job choices by giving businesses with headquarters in Maine an incentive to allow employees to work remotely.
South Portland security systems company is acquired after 40 years in business
March 4, 2020Launched in 1979 and operated as an independent, family-owned business since then, Norris Inc. sold to Minuteman Security Technologies for an undisclosed price.
Coronavirus is beginning to affect Mainers, and Maine businesses
March 3, 2020While the outbreak of COVID-19 continues to grow, no cases have been reported in Maine. But state government and health care providers are responding, and the public health crisis is changing some day-to-day business.
Thomas College president brews up 'Talent on Tap' roadshow
Updated: March 3, 2020Laurie Lachance, president of Thomas College and a former Maine state economist, plans a "Talent on Tap" series this month around the state to raise the profile of the private college. The roadshow was organized with Jobs for Maine's Graduates and…
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