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Published
July 11, 2019

Popular Brunswick cantina, El Camino, has closed

The owners of El Camino, known for its Mexican food, tequila-based drinks and funky atmosphere, say they want to simplify their lives and concentrate on their other restaurant in Bath.
Published
July 10, 2019

Survey says nearly half of Maine workers have been sexually harassed

Women were three times as likely as men to say they've been harassed, and nearly twice as likely to say reporting it would put their careers at risk.
Published
July 10, 2019

The Wrap: openings, expansions and one closing in Maine’s restaurant world this week

But first, some news of our own. Go online for our new feature, Greater Portland's Best 75 restaurants, cafés, bakeries and bars.
Published
July 8, 2019

Maine banks seek market share in neighboring states

The latest example is Bangor Savings Bank, which completed its $45 million acquisition of New Hampshire-based First Colebrook Bancorp Inc. last year.
Published
July 7, 2019

Those who serve up summer in Maine say: More help wanted

Many in the state’s hospitality sector are going short-staffed this season, and business leaders say that crisis is reflected in the wider economy.

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Published
July 7, 2019

For lobster industry, a boatload of stresses

A cold, wet spring delays the season's start, bait prices are high and whale protections loom on a 'stormy' horizon.
Published
July 3, 2019

Two Maine restaurants up for Top 10 Best Hotel Restaurants in America

Readers can vote for their favorites in USA Today's Readers'Choice Poll until noon on July 29.
Published
July 1, 2019

Idexx CEO injured in serious bicycle crash

The company announced Monday that Jonathan Ayers was injured late last week and is on a medical leave of absence.
Published
June 27, 2019

CMP’s president and owner are named as defendants in lawsuit claiming fraud

Law firms accuse Douglas Herling and Iberdrola of fraud and racketeering, opening the door to higher damages for ratepayers who were overcharged or victims of abusive collection practices.
Published
June 23, 2019

Maine’s Styrofoam ban gets mixed response from Waterville-area businesses

The law, effective Jan. 1, 2021, could increase prices, but it brings a sense of job security to over 500 employees at the Huhtamaki paper products plant.