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Published
September 21, 2017

New hires and promotions across Maine

NEW HIRES The University of Maine School of Law hired Jennifer Crane as director of advancement. A 2005 graduate of Bowdoin College, Crane returned there in 2011 to work in the office of development and alumni relations. She brings diverse fundraising knowledge and experience. Dawn Tufts joined Hussey Seating Co. as a financial analyst. Tufts, […]
Published
September 21, 2017

Hundreds of Bath Iron Works employees gear up for strike next week

After a new contract is rejected, labor leaders work on a walkout strategy, the biggest union at the shipyard declares its support and a federal mediator is helping both sides negotiate.
Published
September 21, 2017

Cianbro lands $17 million contract for work in Kittery

The construction company is working to shore up the crane rail system at Portsmouth Naval Shipyard.
Published
September 20, 2017

Sarah Mildred Long Bridge opening delayed

Bad spring weather pushed back the project, which connects Kittery with Portsmouth, New Hampshire.
Published
September 20, 2017

Maine home sales get late-summer boost

Both sales volume and median sale price increased in August from a year earlier.

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Published
September 20, 2017

Maine trade center gets $195,000 to help small-business exports

A previous grant helped spark $22 million in exports.
Published
September 20, 2017

Maine North Atlantic Development Office joins Arctic Economic Council

The Maine organization is the first member in the Lower 48 states.
Published
September 19, 2017

Maine recovers nearly all mussels affected by toxic algae

State officials say shellfish dealers were able to recover 98 percent of mussels possibly tainted by a biotoxin produced by a widespread algae bloom near Mount Desert Island.
Published
September 19, 2017

Senate-passed defense bill contains tens of millions in spending on Maine projects

The naval shipyard in Kittery, the National Guard in Presque Isle and possibly BIW would benefit, but differences with the House version still must be reconciled.
Published
September 19, 2017

FocusMaine hires first president to execute job-growth plan

The economic development group based in Portland hopes to create sustainable job growth in sectors like agriculture, aquaculture and biopharmaceuticals.