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After a national search, the Penobscot Bay Chamber of Commerce hired Eric Belley as its next CEO, stepping in for Tom Peaco.
The athletic footwear and apparel chain is working with an outside consultant to conduct liquidation sales at its remaining stores.
Construction is expected to begin within a year, and doors are expected to open by early fall 2024.
The late Bob Smith was the longtime majority owner and self-proclaimed Lighthouse Keeper of Sebasco Harbor Resort in Phippsburg, which he sold last year.
The industry directly employs about 10,000 people and interacts with other sectors such as real estate, hotels, restaurants and trucking companies.
The owner cited upcoming Coast Guard compliance and maintenance costs and losses of the 2020 season as becoming “a hill too big to climb.”
Guest columnist Shannon Kinney offers tips on how a small business can tell its story through social media.
With over 30,000 visitors per year, the museum hopes to accommodate a growing collection and to attract the interest of younger generations.
The two leaders bring experience ranging from nonprofit management to responding to Hurricane Sandy.
The builder has been working out of a barn, boat sheds, decommissioned oil storage tank and outdoor space in Standish and South Portland. Now he can consolidate operations and expand the business.
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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