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Published
January 17, 2020

Members of congressional subcommittee visit BIW amid talk of cuts

Reports that the Navy was considering shipbuilding cuts and accelerated retirements of ships came as a surprise to many last month.
Published
January 17, 2020

UMaine teams up with Dutch aquaculture firm to stock a land-based farm

The university and Kingfish Zeeland sign a collaborative agreement related to a planned $110 million fish farm in Jonesport.
Published
January 16, 2020

Booming real estate market challenges businesses, home buyers

Southern Maine's real estate market keeps up a multi-year rise, sidelining buyers seeking modestly priced homes and businesses desperate for industrial space.
Published
January 16, 2020

State grants approval for Mayo Regional, Northern Light integration

The Certificate of Need approval is a key step in the two organizations' integration plans.
Published
January 16, 2020

CMP-funded campaign spends $2.2 million to support transmission corridor

Central Maine Power's political action committee spent the money this fall on advertising, political consultants, polling and opposition research to promote the $1 billion project, according to a campaign finance report.

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Published
January 16, 2020

New Mexican-Salvadoran restaurant coming soon to Congress Street

Dos Naciones will open in the space formerly occupied by Local Sprouts.
Published
January 15, 2020

Groups to double Maine scholarship funding for trades, manufacturing

Nearly $100,000 will be provided for scholarships to Maine high schools and employers in skilled trades and the manufacturing sector.
Published
January 15, 2020

Covetrus to sell off animal health business, merge another with Spanish firm

Selling a division for $125 million will help the Portland-based company pay down debt, while the merger with Distrivet of Spain will expand its Iberian operations.
Published
January 15, 2020

China trade deal could help Maine lobster industry

The deal requires China to spend $32 billion over next 2 years on U.S. agricultural goods, which could include lobster.
Published
January 15, 2020

Portland-based R.M. Davis names new leadership team

The changes come after last fall's retirement of the wealth management firm's founder, Robert M. Davis.