The property fronts York Street and abuts parts of Donica and Raydon roads and First Parish Church land. Read More
Whenever there is a key job opening in an organization, the company is usually looking to fill the position as fast as possible with the best person they can find. As such, when preparing to go for an interview, it is imperative that you are polished beyond your… Read More
The airline that has served Knox County Regional Airport for the past decade, Cape Air, has competition this year for a federal subsidy that makes it feasible for scheduled air carriers to serve the small regional airport. Read More
Aroostook County’s two biomass energy plants are facing a precarious future that could shake out this summer. Read More
The Fuddruckers restaurant chain that claims to sell “the world’s greatest hamburger” has ended its first attempt at establishing an outlet north of Boston by closing its Ellsworth eatery. Read More
The approved rate increase was less than the utility originally requested. Read More
Business Events
Location: Waterville Public Library Date & Time: Tuesdays, 10am-12p WATERVILLE — Waterville Public Library hosts a Job Search Lab 10 a.m.-noon Tuesday, July 24, at the library. The Job Search Lab is for job seekers of all backgrounds. You… Read More
WATERVILLE — Waterville Public Library hosts a Job Search Lab 10 a.m.-noon Tuesdays, at the library. The Job Search Lab is for job seekers of all backgrounds. You can get ideas to improve your job search, work on your resume/cover letter, and learn about education and… Read More
CAMDEN — On June 11, the Maine Innkeepers Association held its 34th annual scholarship dinner at 16 Bay View. A dozen students from across the state received awards and financial compensation to pursue a career in hospitality. Since its inception, the association’s education foundation has… Read More
WESTFORD, Massachusetts — Ironsides Technology, a leading provider of automated production tracking software for the printing, mailing, fulfillment, and packaging industries, announced that DMM, Inc., a leading document solutions company headquartered in Maine, has selected Ironsides APT™ (Automated Production Tracking) software to ensure 100 percent document integrity… Read More
“It’s a little disturbing to me. It really changes the character of this town if we’re going to go up that high." Read More
Every successful business has a good manager who does an excellent job of keeping the employees happy and encouraging them to increase their performance. In case you’ve recently been put in this position, you’ll likely see that being a manager is not that easy. Nevertheless, you… Read More
North Berwick sports-seating manufacturer Hussey Seating is sounding alarms about the effect that President Donald Trump's steel tariffs are having on its bottom line. Read More
Chinese officials announced the planned lobster tariff along with hundreds of other tariffs amid the country's escalating trade fight with the United States. Read More
The season produced more than 530,000 gallons. Read More
In the world of event planning, your experience and preparation doesn’t really mean that you won’t face any problems with your event. Keep in mind that there are a lot of different rules that federal, state, and municipal bodies have set, and it’s your job to… Read More
In addition to serving up Italian fare, Momma Baldacci's was also the site of photo ops for politicians passing through Bangor over the years. Read More
Resident voted 1,380-213 in favor of turning the former Bay Ferries Limited site off Route 3 into a multi-use marina and 859-719 in support of the parking plan. Read More
The case focused on whether a paper mill must pay for medical marijuana for a worker who was hurt on the job. Read More
Backhoes tore into the building that formerly housed Momma Baldacci’s, an iconic Bangor restaurant that closed 10 years ago, on Thursday morning. Read More
Maine Media Collaborative was sold on Wednesday to a group of investors who vowed to get the business settled down after the former owner of one of its publications left amid sexual harassment allegations. Read More
If approved by Maine regulators, the NECEC project would both build new transmission lines, from Beattie Township in Franklin County on the Canadian border to Lewiston, and upgrade existing infrastructure. Read More
Federal fishing managers are asking for comments about potential changes to the way the U.S.'s lucrative lobster fishing industry is monitored. Read More
Beard conditioning, “undercarriage” waxing and hot lather shaves are among the offerings. Read More
A Maine teen is now the proud owner of an ice cream parlor he purchased a month before his graduation. Read More
State regulators voted Tuesday to reconsider the terms under which Central Maine Power agreed to buy electricity from a University of Maine offshore wind project. Read More
Completely avoiding tax audits is impossible, but there are certain ways to significantly lower your chances of getting audited by the IRS. Although there’s a small chance of getting audited, it’s still necessary that you take every precaution, since nobody likes dealing with the IRS. Read More
Farmers want the federal government to restrict words like milk, cheese and meat to products that come from animals. Read More
Paul Naron ironed out a deal to purchase a workshop from boatbuilder French & Webb on Friday, his second major Belfast waterfront real estate deal in as many years. Read More
If you are tempted to feel defeated knowing that Airbnb reported $5.3 million in sales tax revenue, don’t be because the lions share is with the other 93%. Knowing these numbers and watching them rise or fall can be a game changer for a business. Read More
