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Published
July 3, 2017

Gorham contractor becomes employee-owned company

Knowles Industrial Services joins a growing list of construction companies that are employee-owned.
Published
July 3, 2017

In Hallowell, Buddy’s Diner closes after owner gets ‘life-changing’ diagnosis

Buddy Iaciofano opened the diner which bears his name last July, and a recent emphysema diagnosis forced him to close the restaurant on Memorial Day.
Published
June 28, 2017

Australian developer agrees to buy Saddleback ski resort

The Majella Group pledges to turn Maine's third-largest ski area 'into the premier ski resort in North America.'
Published
June 27, 2017

Saddleback reaches ‘historic deal’ for ski resort’s future

A public relations firm representing the resort said details of sale of Maine's third-largest ski area would be released Wednesday.
Published
June 23, 2017

Maine airports get $2.3 million for improvements

Federal money will pay for safety needs in Portland, Brunswick and Augusta.

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Published
June 22, 2017

Maine lobstermen win concession to fish in coral protection zone

Regulators voted Thursday to allow limited fishing near sensitive Down East coral gardens.
Published
June 22, 2017

Maine’s personal income growth lags the rest of the nation

New statistics from the Bureau of Economic Analysis estimate that Maine's inflation-adjusted growth rate in personal income ranks among the 10 slowest-growing states.
Published
June 21, 2017

Solar bill gets initial approval in House, but it lacks votes to survive veto

The bill delays 'net metering' rules and directs regulators to conduct a cost-benefit analysis of the policy opposed by Gov. Paul LePage.
Published
June 21, 2017

Fewer houses on the market drove Maine home sales down in May

While volume dropped 8.85 percent from a year ago, the median price rose 5.12 percent to $200,000.
Published
June 20, 2017

California group buys expense software company Certify

The sale puts the Portland company in a better position to grow, its CEO says.