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Published
December 8, 2017

Fisheries council boosts Gulf of Maine quotas for cod, haddock, pollock

Other species will have reductions in 2018 quotas, but overall, the New England Fisheries Management Council said there are healthy stocks for groundfishing.
Published
December 8, 2017

CEI made bulk of its loans to Maine businesses in 2017

The economic development agency also supported businesses outside of Maine through its federal tax credit program.
Published
December 8, 2017

Jeff Marks stepping down as E2Tech executive director to pursue animal rescue work

His last day leading the technology and environmental organization is Dec. 31.
Published
December 7, 2017

MaineHealth members vote for unification

The votes create a centralized board that oversees all member hospitals.
Published
December 7, 2017

The Diocese of Portland names John Fencik as director of cemeteries

NEW HIRES The Diocese of Portland announced that John Fencik was named the new director of cemeteries. Most recently, Fencik was the director for Catholic Funeral and Cemetery Services for the Diocese of Spokane in Washington from 2014 to 2017. The Diocese of Portland currently owns and operates two diocesan cemeteries (St. Peter’s Cemetery in […]

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Published
December 7, 2017

Portland high-tech company lands entrepreneurial thinker Gooding

He will oversee the launch of an artificial intelligence platform and work to take Introspective Systems to the next level as a business.
Published
December 7, 2017

Commentary: Retailers, consumers and state will benefit from tax reform bill

Reducing the paperwork and financial burden will strengthen job growth and smaller businesses.
Published
December 6, 2017

Cosmic Charlie’s in downtown Augusta to close

Owner Steve Goedecke, who has run the business for 26 years, says it's time to take care of himself.
Published
December 6, 2017

Late-season toxic algae bloom closes most shellfishing areas in Casco Bay

The surprising invasion of phytoplankton affects hundreds of acres of clam flats in Freeport and Brunswick and at least 12 mussel and oyster farms.
Published
December 5, 2017

Androscoggin Home Care & Hospice named two people to its board of directors

BOARD APPOINTMENTS Nan Ramsey joined the executive board of the Marginal Way Preservation Fund. Ramsey, a retired educator, previously served at Berwick Academy as director of its Teaching Institute, a master’s program for prospective teachers. She serves on the Portsmouth Pro Musica board of directors. Androscoggin Home Care & Hospice announced two additions to […]