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Maine business

Published
May 6, 2019

Portland advertising firm banks on its Maine roots

Garrand Moehlenkamp transitions to new leadership while trying to increase its presence in the food and beverage industry.
Published
May 3, 2019

Portland scales back infrastructure upgrades because of soaring construction costs

Other cities and the Maine Turnpike Authority are also contending with construction prices far above what they had budgeted.
Published
May 1, 2019

The Wrap: A farm distillery, a farmers market, and farm-to-table food

Sweetgrass Farm plans a new location, and farm-fresh food is served at a Brunswick market and a Portland fundraiser.
Published
April 26, 2019

Sweetgrass Farm Winery and Distillery expanding south

The Union-based business, which already has a tasting room and retail store in Portland, will now have a presence in Kennebunk.
Published
April 24, 2019

Biddeford entrepreneur named executive director of E2Tech

Former state Rep. Marty Grohman will lead the trade association for energy and environmental groups.

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Published
April 23, 2019

Singletary: Start planning for your 2019 tax return now

Consider making changes that will pay off when you file next year.
Published
April 22, 2019

Ownership of Falmouth pizza shop in transition

The Falmouth House of Pizza's longtime owners, citing a 'weird, bizarre situation,' say one of their sons will reopen it under a new name next month.
Published
April 21, 2019

The Counselor: Legal Food Hub helps farmers and food entrepreneurs navigate legal issues

The program pairs farmers and entrepreneurs with lawyers who offer pro bono legal advice and help with the paperwork involved in owning a farm or starting a food business.
Published
April 21, 2019

The Toastmaster: Luke Truman is a passionate advocate for the environment

From campaigning for solar energy to working with MIT's sustainability lab, Luke Truman lives his values through his job at Allagash Brewing, his volunteer work, and his daily life.
Published
April 21, 2019

The Reutilizer: Ruth’s Reusable Resources takes old office supplies and puts them into classrooms all over New England

In its 25th year, the nonprofit reuses office supplies that would otherwise be thrown out by corporations and big box stores and stocks them in a building where teachers can shop for vital supplies that their schools can't afford.