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Buyers of Poland plaza see opportunity to fill retail, restaurant gap
Laurie Schreiber Updated: July 26, 2021The $2.54 million sale illustrates a strong investment market with plenty of capital, low interest rates and investor demand, said one broker. The shopping center serves local and tourist markets and receives over 20,000 visits a day.
Taking it to the bank: Big developments in Maine depend on a little-known inspection company
Maureen Milliken Updated: July 26, 2021The job of Consultant Services New England, or CSC, is to ensure a proper financial foundation is in place long before the building's foundation is laid. Yet the company receives little fanfare when the project is topped off.
Space odyssey: As employees head back to offices, companies rethink workplace setups
Renee Cordes Updated: July 26, 2021Companies that have been operating remotely are now exploring hybrid models, with physical space for people to meet while allowing them to keep working from home if they can and want to. No size, it appears, fits all.
Lisbon and local Masonic lodge partner on a lodge for entrepreneurs
Catie Joyce-Bulay July 20, 2021The town and the local Masonic lodge last week signed an agreement to develop a 2,300-square-foot entrepreneurship hub, co-working space and business incubator in the fraternal organization's headquarters.
Maine credit unions raise $110K in 30 days to fight hunger
Staff Updated: July 15, 2021Since 1990, the Maine Credit Unions’ Campaign for Ending Hunger has raised more $10.4 million, including a record-breaking $960,000 in food and cash contributions last year.
Going with the grain: Central Maine's grain economy is expanding across the state
Laurie Schreiber Updated: July 12, 2021Grain production isn't confined to the Midwest, and Maine's farmers are seeing new demand for wheat, oats, rye and other crops. The state's grains aren't just for livestock feed anymore.
Lake Auburn development will be a balancing act, study finds
Maureen Milliken July 1, 2021A study commissioned by the city of Auburn recommended easing restrictions on Lake Auburn, where swimming and development is now prohibited.
$2.16M boost to Maine brownfields funds good news for major development sites
Maureen Milliken June 24, 2021Five organizations will share the money, which will help fund grants and loans for brownfield site cleanups, with likely beneficiaries including the Portland Co. redevelopment, development of the former MERC site in Biddeford and Lewiston's Bates…
Heirloom or asset? Multiple generations of family business owners navigate from past to future
Laurie Schreiber Updated: June 28, 2021Mainebiz talks with five families about what it takes to operate a successful business whose personnel and perspectives span generations. One owner says it's not about being a family-owned business, but a family that owns a business.
Stewards of family business: Non-relatives leading Maine family firms reflect on unique challenges
Renee Cordes Updated: June 28, 2021In Maine, family-owned firms make up 80% of all businesses. But for many of them, including Geiger, L.L.Bean, Hancock Lumber and Hussey Seating, the C-suite is now home to decision-makers without a family connection.
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Maine has over 100 farmers' markets offering a range of local food products.
Maine Federation of Farmers’ Markets reports that unseasonably cool temperatures and a rainy early summer have not only caused issues for some crops but also for local farmers' markets. Strawberries, for instance, had a bad season. Around the state, sales at farmers' markets have been down this summer.
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