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Published
November 13, 2018

Ex-Maine lawmaker convicted of stealing $3 million from widows he ‘groomed for years’

Robert Kenneth Lindell is found guilty on 15 counts of securities fraud in what authorities call one of Maine's worst cases of elder financial abuse.
Published
November 12, 2018

Planet Dog of Westbrook purchased by Denver pet products company

Acquisition of the Maine business, founded in 1997, expands the pet supplies line of Denver-based The Kyjen Co.
Published
November 12, 2018

Oyster company eyes expansion, but opponents warn of shell game

A public hearing is set for Thursday on Mere Point Oyster's application to lease 40 acres in Maquoit Bay, which opponents say is too much for the bay to handle.
Published
November 9, 2018

Consultants jockey for contract to write rules for Maine’s marijuana market

Five companies have submitted bids to become Maine's adviser as it launches an adult-use industry.
Published
November 9, 2018

New space will let Flowfold bring most manufacturing in-house

The sturdy-gear maker is moving to a larger space in Gorham.

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Published
November 8, 2018

Changes prompt improved CMMC safety rating

A Washington, D.C. nonprofit elevated the Lewiston hospital's rating to an A from a C.
Published
November 8, 2018

VHB takes top spot in engineering awards

The South Portland firm was recognized for its reconstruction of an I-95 bridge near Augusta.
Published
November 7, 2018

Backers of failed Question 1 now turn toward paid sick leave

While not abandoning the push for subsidized home care, the Maine People's Alliance has launched a new effort to mandate sick leave for all Maine workers.
Published
November 6, 2018

Developer questioned about timeline for Madison strawberry greenhouse project

A representative for Northern Farms LLC said the project is "going well, but it's a very, very slow process."
Published
November 2, 2018

Regulators say they won’t decide on CMP’s $1 billion power line until March

The Maine Public Utilities Commission extends the process for deciding whether to award a permit needed for the 145-mile transmission project to move forward.