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Auburn mayor invites construction of 2,000 market-rate homes
January 21, 2021The city faces problems ranging from generational poverty to a lack of affordable housing, but new homes could reduce property taxes and generate new industry, commerce and employment. About half of Auburn's land is undeveloped or under-developed.
Maine's VIP Tires & Service is up to 63 stores in four states, and counting
January 20, 2021The tire shop that started in Lewiston in 1958 specializes in renovating former auto service stores, but is also happy to take on a former Tim Horton's, as it did with the newly renovated 10-bay Windham location.
Target targets new store at former Kmart site in Auburn
Updated: January 19, 2021The new retail store will occupy 105,000 square feet at a location near downtown Auburn, vacant since Kmart closed there in 2019.
Hot industrial market takes on different look in central Maine
January 13, 2021Industrial space is in hot demand across the state, not just the busy southern Maine market. State government needs are driving some of Augusta's demand, the NECEC project is making Lewiston attractive, and lack of inventory is a challenge…
Portland, Lewiston score near top in national ranking of best US cities for job-seekers
January 12, 2021Maine's two largest cities both placed in the top 30 of more than 180 cities nationwide that were evaluated according to 32 criteria.
Top Gun accelerator program unveils 2021 class as format stays virtual
Updated: January 8, 2021A total of 32 companies from Bangor, Portland, Lewiston and Waterville will participate in this year's program, which will culminate with a final showcase pitch-off in May for a $25,000 cash prize.
Nonprofit Notebook: Good Shepherd and public schools among recent grant recipients
January 7, 2021The New Balance Foundation made grants addressing needs at public schools and Good Shepherd Food Bank, while EnviroLogix addressed the growing need for STEM education in the Portland school system.
Displaced Jay mill workers offered free education at two community colleges
January 7, 2021The 177 workers who lost their jobs in April's explosion at the Pixelle Specialty Solutions mill can choose from three options, ranging from associate degree to short-term training, at Kennebec Valley Community College and Central Maine Community…
2021 forecast for Maine's nonprofit sector: More need, more challenges in year ahead
Updated: January 11, 2021The pandemic sent demand for the services of many nonprofits skyrocketing, and that trend is likely to continue. Nevertheless, groups are adapting and aiming to be resilient in 2021.
There was good news for Maine in 2020. Really.
Updated: December 30, 2020In this roundup, Mainebiz looks back at some of the positive business stories reported in 2020. We're looking forward to more in 2021.
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