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Submissions from 2017
Legal Eagles: Young Lawyers Find Working in Maine Has Benefits, Maureen Milliken
Low Inventory Driving Home Prices, Maureen Milliken
NextEra Says Four Solar Sites to be Operational by 2019, Maureen Milliken
On the Record [with] Michael Bourque, Maureen Milliken
Small, Independent: Registered Investment Advisers a Good Fit for Maine, Maureen Milliken
The Lights are Coming On in Millinocket: A graphic design firm finds purpose in mill town's revival, Maureen Milliken
Women Taking the Lead: Nonprofits Get Ready for New Era with Leadership Changes, Maureen Milliken
Women to Watch; A Second Career Mentoring Others, Maureen Milliken
How to: Develop a Workforce from an Early Age, Katy Nikietakis
Giving Guide [2017-2018] : Your Resource for Corporate Contributions, Laurie Schreiber,
A City on the Rise: Belfast is now hip. That brings new challenges., Laurie Schreiber
Best Places to Work in ME: Annual Report, 2017, Laurie Schreiber
Building Work Relationships Through Team Challenges: Corporate Teams Blend Work and (Hopefully) Fun, Laurie Schreiber
Business Maine: Package of Historic Buildings in Bath on Market for $1.49 Million, Laurie Schreiber
Business That Measures Down to the Microgram Plans Major Expansion, Laurie Schreiber
Bypass Fiercely Debated, Saved Belfast, Laurie Schreiber
Calling All Nurses: Colleges Respond to Maine's Growing Need for Nurses, Laurie Schreiber
Call of the Mall: As retail shifts, the Bangor Mall adjusts, Laurie Schreiber
Cloudy Days Ahead for Solar: Lack of Government Support May Chill Maine’s Solar Growth, Laurie Schreiber
Crop Futures: The Bucks, a longtime farming family, diversify with a malting business, Laurie Schreiber
Dark Net: Cybercrime is here to stay. Layered security is key., Laurie Schreiber
Finding Younger Readers: Andrew Breece, 31-year-old Publisher of WoodenBoat, Seeks Millennial Readers, Laurie Schreiber
Fixing Workplace Gender Disparity: Employers aim for equality, but differences persist, Laurie Schreiber
Focus. Banking/Finance: Balancing the Demand for Technology and Bricks and Mortar, Laurie Schreiber
Focus. Banking Finance. Branching Out: In Digital Age, Financial Institutions Still Value Bricks and Mortar, Laurie Schreiber
From Seed to Market: How one oyster farmer leverages a growing market, Laurie Schreiber
Gathering Place Gets New Life: New Investors Have Rebuilt Brooklin General Store, Laurie Schreiber
Gearing Up: Equipment Finance Market Keeps Maine Industry Rolling, Laurie Schreiber
Getting Back to American Roots: Apparel maker grows with its new Mainer workforce, Laurie Schreiber
Green Commute: Sustainable transportation options are trending, Laurie Schreiber
Health Ills: Rural health care providers struggle. Employers eye wider implications, Laurie Schreiber
Historic Bangor Building Signs Second Tenant, Laurie Schreiber
Homing in on York County, Laurie Schreiber
Industrial Space Crunch Moves North: L/A's Industrial Space is in Demand, Laurie Schreiber
Inside the Notebook. Inside the Real Estate Insider: It’s About the People, Laurie Schreiber
Job Training: Maine Community College System Syncs with Businesses to Get People Working, Laurie Schreiber
Law and Orderly Growth: Eaton Peabody, Like Other Firms, Tackles Aging Demographics, Laurie Schreiber
Logging Into a Career: Needing more workers, logging industry establishes first-ever training program, Laurie Schreiber
Maine Med Will Consolidate Back Office Operations at Westbrook Site, Laurie Schreiber
On The Record, Laurie Schreiber
Panel: Gender Wage Gap Persists, Despite Progress, Laurie Schreiber
Portland Housing: Striking a Balance for All Incomes, Laurie Schreiber
Sale of Residence Inn Another Sign of a Hot Real Estate Market, Laurie Schreiber
Seafood Exporters Navigate Complex Logistics, Laurie Schreiber
Seaside Inns Find New Investors, Laurie Schreiber
Small is Big: In the Land of L.L. Bean and Outlet Stores, Small Businesses Find Their Way, Laurie Schreiber
Tackling Workplace Gender Issues on a Policy Level, Laurie Schreiber
The Sun Rises on West Bayside: Development Progresses, but More is Needed, Laurie Schreiber
VIP Owner Buys Auburn Office Building, Laurie Schreiber
With Snowy Winter, Ski Industry Relaxes, Laurie Schreiber
Women to Watch; A Leader Steeped in the Family Business, Laurie Schreiber
Wood Pellets Lost Amid Recent Low Energy Rates, Laurie Schreiber
YIMBY Maine Style: Smart Growth sought to ease space crunch, Laurie Schreiber
A New CEO at STARC and Additional Investment in Auburn P&G Site, Mainebiz Staff
CashStar Acquisitions Highlights Recent M&A Activity, Mainebiz Staff
Federal Grant to Bolster Farming Efforts by Vets and New Mainers, Mainebiz Staff
METRO Buses Look Westward for Expansion, Mainebiz Staff
Sara Burns, Longtime CEO at CMP to Retire, Mainebiz Staff
How to: Navigate the Minimum Wage Law, Eric Uhl and Alison Tozier
An Inspiration for the Wyeths and Now Students: Allen Island becomes a living lab, Lori Valigra
Bangor's 'Sole Man' : New 3-D Printer Can Change Materials on the Fly, Make Sneaker Parts Faster, Lori Valigra
Beyond Mushroom Soup: Maine growers cultivate gourmet mushrooms, Lori Valigra
Biz Money. Aquaculture Has $138M Total Economic Impact on Maine, Lori Valigra
Biz Money. Buyers Chow Down on Food Companies, Lori Valigra
Biz Money. Maine Public Companies Off to Strong Start in Q1, Lori Valigra
Biz Money. Pilot Program Aims to Boost Digital Workforce Skills, Lori Valigra
Biz Money. SaviLinx Becomes Latest HUBZone in Maine, Lori Valigra
Biz Money. TD Bank Looks to Small Businesses for Growth, Lori Valigra
Building Up a Business and a Town: Maine Eco Homes builds commercial buildings, custom homes and a 55+ community, Lori Valigra
Can’t Be a Food Hub Without Farmers: Annual Maine Farm Show Draws Largest Crowd in 76 Years, Lori Valigra
CashStar Co-founderStarts Digital Platform for Local Foods, Lori Valigra
CEI's New Era: Strategic Plan Focuses on Shared Prosperity, Lori Valigra
Colby’s Master Plan: College, Community Unite to Brighten the Lights in Downtown Waterville, Lori Valigra
Composites Company Keeps Low Profile, Lori Valigra
Craft Beer's Next Act: Growing Breweries Tackle a Range of Challenges, Lori Valigra
ECHL Hockey Team to Skate into Portland, Lori Valigra
EU Faces Seismic Changes, Lori Valigra
Field of Dreams: Backyard Farms Marks 10 Years of Fresh-picked, Year Round Tomatoes in the Heart of Maine, Lori Valigra
Growing a 'Cannabiz' in Maine: Wellness Connection of Maine, Sowing a Successful Business Brings Mine-Altering Costs, Lori Valigra
Inside the Notebook. Piecing Together a Future from a Tattered Past, Lori Valigra
Inside the Notebook. Protecting Maine's Coast: It Takes a Village, Lori Valigra
Inside the Notebook. This Farm Encourages Weed Growth, Lori Valigra
Inside the Notebook; Where Will Maine's STEM Students Go to Work?, Lori Valigra
It's Complicated: A Merger of Lewiston and Auburn Would Save Money, but Critics Worry at What the Cost, Lori Valigra
Libra Foundation Milks Its Dairy Operations: New site in Bangor will combine two key business lines, Lori Valigra
Mainebiz 2010 Women to Watch: What are they up to now?, Lori Valigra
Maine Could Earn Up to $22.5 Million a Year in Pollution-Cutting Credits, Lori Valigra
Millers' Wharf Diversifies: Fisherman's Co-op, Luke's, Aquaculture Breathe New Life into Tenants Harbor, Lori Valigra
National Parks as Workforce Training Grounds, Lori Valigra
New Law Could Help Smaller Manufacturers, Lori Valigra
On the Record, Lori Valigra
On the Record [with] Andrew Chang, Lori Valigra
On the Record [with] Bill Putnam, Lori Valigra
On the Record [with] Dr. Myung Kim and Paul Cornish, Lori Valigra
On the Record [with] Josh Schlesinger, Lori Valigra
On the Record [with] Kate Cone, Lori Valigra
On the Record [with] Lee Margolin, Lori Valigra
On the Record [with] Nathaniel Henshaw, Lori Valigra
On the Record [with] Phil Pastore, Lori Valigra