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Published
February 13, 2018

Owners of hybrids, all-electric vehicles fume over proposal to assess annual fee

Opponents at a public hearing drive home their point that the state plan, aimed at shoring up the highway maintenance fund, is unfair and would punish 'socially conscious' consumers.
Published
February 13, 2018

British exporter agrees to settle case alleging it avoided U.S. duties

The company tried to skirt import tariffs in shipments of goods to the U.S., including customers in Maine.
Published
February 13, 2018

Longtime leader of Maine Lobstermen’s Association to step down

David Cousens, 60, who led the organization for 27 years and guided efforts to conserve the fishery, says rough seas ahead call for new blood at the helm.
Published
February 13, 2018

Maine Small Business Development Centers advised 1,400 people in 2017

The program has benefited the state's economy for 40 years by nurturing thousands of entrepreneurs and startups.
Published
February 12, 2018

Dock manager suspected of large-scale theft from Rockland seafood dealer

The owner of J&J Lobster says about $230,000 is missing, but Chad W. Salvas says he is innocent of wrongdoing.

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Published
February 9, 2018

R.M. Davis announces new equity partners

Maine Women's Fund announces new directors.
Published
February 9, 2018

Several banks announce promotions and new hires

TD Bank officers win award for mortgage lending.
Published
February 9, 2018

New Kittery-Portsmouth bridge can open earlier than contractor’s May 10 target, say Maine officials

A spokesman says the Department of Transportation is weighing all options to get the Sarah Mildred Long bridge operational before May.
Published
February 9, 2018

Mainers pay among the lowest rates in the nation for home, auto insurance

The Maine Bureau of Insurance attributes low rates to a competitive market.
Published
February 9, 2018

L.L. Bean ends unlimited return policy, blaming increasing abuse

Executives say a growing number of customers were returning worn-out items years after they were purchased, in part because of the company's own marketing.