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Submissions from 2024
Commercial development in Ellsworth is booming : development-friendly policies spur new builds, expansion, and renovation, Laurie Schreiber
Creating a hub for food entrepreneurs : Bill Seretta leads Fork Food Lab's expansion, driving Maine's food sector, Laurie Schreiber
Eastport resurgence, Laurie Schreiber
Farm and fish : the Mi'kmaq Nation's thriving farm and fish-growing operation feeds demand for traditional foods, Laurie Schreiber
Healthy health care : hospitals and health care centers around Maine have a slew of upgrades in the pipeline, Laurie Schreiber
Higher ed gets ahead : despite ups and downs, institutions always had an eye to the future, Laurie Schreiber
Home makers : More affordable housing developments than ever are underway. More are needed, Laurie Schreiber
Investment fund pumps $61 million into fine Maine housing projects, Laurie Schreiber
Law firm fit-ups : flexibility and client connections are common themes in recent facility projects, Laurie Schreiber
New builds : A range of construction projects are in the pipeline, Laurie Schreiber
Next-level startups : from twine made from seaweed ro plantain salve, young businesses are going all-out on innovation, Laurie Schreiber
Norway makes headway : In Oxford County, a town with 'good bones'sees a surge of revitalization, Laurie Schreiber
Pumped up on heat pumps : Maine leads the nation on installations, Laurie Schreiber
Real estate broker recalls Portland in the throes of change, Laurie Schreiber
Rock City Coffee plans to move roasting operations from Rockland to Rockport, Laurie Schreiber
Sears Island will be site of $500M Maine offshore wind-power port, Laurie Schreiber
Support for small businesses : Maine's Smal Business Development Centers expand their reach, Laurie Schreiber
Tackling outdoor schoolwork : Ecology School's Drew Dumsch transforms environtal learning, Laurie Schreiber
The family-owned brand : the 'family-owned' story can be an important marketing tool, Laurie Schreiber
Waterfront businesses confront climate change : as storms worsen, property owners are having mixed success with their insurance options, Laurie Schreiber
Youth entrepreneurs : a Farmington program for youth-run startups plans campus expansion, Laurie Schreiber
A signature building, yes. But much-needed housing as well, Peter Van Allen
A tireless advocate for Maine's family-owned businesses, Peter Van Allen
At UMaine, innovation and education go hand in hand, Peter Van Allen
Cannabis sales continue surge, but not everyone will benefit, Peter Van Allen
Housing costs out of reach of many Mainers, Peter Van Allen
Portland's changing skyline : a landscape chnaged by development projects, new ideas, Peter Van Allen
Portland's East End saw a real estate surge in 2005, but not everyone was happy about it, Peter Van Allen
Running a legacy that's investing in Maine : Mike Haws is leading a $400 million investment in Sappi's Somerset mill, Peter Van Allen
A leader who has dedicated her life's work to helping families dealing with grief, Alexis Wells
Aroma Joe's promotes COO to president, eliminates CEO position, Alexis Wells
Castine at a crossroads, again : after strong summer, town sees another shift in business operations, Alexis Wells
Life support : Maine has relied on travel nurses, but hospitals are still struggling to find help, Alexis Wells
Maine fashion brands call Portland their new home : stepping up from home businesses to Old Port retail spaces, Alexis Wells
Maine Grains is ready to take on its biggest project yet, Alexis Wells
Maine law firms are looking to a new generation : a younger wave of managing partners is taking over, Alexis Wells
More than digital banking : with apps and online banking, what's the role of the local bank branch?, Alexis Wells
Muddy Rudder the latest Yarmouth restaurant to call it quits, Alexis Wells
New life coming to Waterville : the downtown still a work in progress, is up and coming, Alexis Wells
Producing sustainable packaging : Melissa LaCasse makes molded fiber packaging using Maine wood pulp, Alexis Wells
Saco sees windfall of U.S. Route 1 development, Alexis Wells
The leader in the revitalization of Skowhegan, Alexis Wells
Three family-owned businesses share how they make it work, Alexis Wells
University of New England on a hot streak : new business school and new med school campus highlights upgrades, Alexis Wells
Vinyl treasures : Maine's vintage record sellers thrive on the chase, Alexis Wells
Wake up and smell the coffee : Aroma Joe's continues to open coffee shops from Maine to Florida, Alexis Wells
Submissions from 2023
Building Business: Landry/French to Manage Skowhegan School Construction..., Peter Van Allen
One of Maine's Most Recognized Faces in the Pandemic Leaves for DC, Peter Van Allen and Laurie Schreiber
Boots on the ground : L.L.Bean's Shawn Gorman sheds light on family, non-family roles at 111-year old firm, Renee Cordes
Brief: Maine Extends Free Community College Incentive, Renee Cordes
Brief: Maine Law Starts "Next Chapter," Unveiling New Home in Portland, Renee Cordes
Feuding over family leave : businesses brace for bigger staffing headaches under Maine's new paid leave law, Renee Cordes
Frank talk about running a family business, Renee Cordes
Inner Space, Renee Cordes
Keeping fraud in check : Maine banks combat rising wave of check fraud, Renee Cordes
Loring's flight plan, Renee Cordes
On the Record [2022 Highlights], Renee Cordes
On the Record: Brian Rahill, Renee Cordes
On the Record: Michael Bourque, Renee Cordes
On the Record: Trevor Putnoky, Renee Cordes
Stirring the Pot, Renee Cordes
Taking Rockland's Strand Theatre to center stage, Renee Cordes
Unleashing growth : Maine emerging as 'Silicon Valley for animal health', Renee Cordes
Charter coach firm VIP sold to New Hampshire tourism operator, William Hall
Oversight of the Portland Fish Exchange could change under proposal, William Hall
Next Up : 40 under 40, Mainebiz
The List: Largest Residential Mortgage Lenders in Maine, Heide Martin
The List: University of Maine's Highest-Paid Employees, Heide Martin
Focus: Maine's Largest Engineering Firms, Stephanie Meagher
The List: Largest Manufacturers in Maine, Stephanie Meagher
The List: Maine's Largest Architecture Firms, Stephanie Meagher
2023 Cloudy Forecast: Burdensome Regulations Spur Gloomy Outlook Among Lobstermen, Laurie Schreiber
An Effort to Save Working Waterfront in Yarmouth, Laurie Schreiber
Biochar is on fire, Laurie Schreiber
Brief: a Former Maine Veterans' Homes Site Will Become Home to Arts Academy, Laurie Schreiber
Brief: Housing Nonprofits Laud Creation of Program to House the Homeless, Laurie Schreiber
Brief: Mills Budget Establishes Paid Family and Medical Leave Program, Laurie Schreiber
Farms grow families : generations of families are invested in a thriving ag industry despite stresses, Laurie Schreiber
Lawyering up : Maine's first rural practice clinic seeks to build attorney ranks while showcasing rural life, Laurie Schreiber
Leading the Charge for Maine as a bioscience hub, Laurie Schreiber
Maine's med school moves ahead : UNE's new College of Osteopathic Medicine campus is designed for the future, Laurie Schreiber
Mercy Redevelopment Replaces Ambulances with Residences, Laurie Schreiber
PMA Expansion runs into roadblock over plans to raze building next door, Laurie Schreiber
Safe passage : These shipping containers not only carry the world's goods, their structures contain a high-tech security system, Laurie Schreiber
Year-round expansion for a Downeast company, Laurie Schreiber
2023 Cloudy Forecast, Laurie Schreiber, Renee Cordes, Peter Van Allen, Alexis Wells, and Ann Fisher
Creating a hotbed of startups from Waterville-based Dirigo Labs, Peter Van Allen
'Axing' stereotypes by creating opportunities for women in timber sports, Alexis Wells
Calling all chefs : with the increase in visitors, Bangor is looking to add restaurants to the downtown offerings, Alexis Wells
Coffee By Design closes original Portland shop, after nearly 30 years, Alexis Wells
Creating housing for others, Alexis Wells
Masthead Media Newspapers Sold to a National Nonprofit, Alexis Wells
Midcoast Convenience Store Chain is Sold to Georgia Conglomerate, Alexis Wells
Submissions from 2022
Portland's Credit Rating Improves, Which Could Aid Future Projects
Brief: Brewery and Much-Needed Housing Proposed for Skowhegan's Legacy Textile Mill, Peter Van Allen
Brief: Connors to Step Down as CEO of State Chamber at Year's End, Peter Van Allen
Brief: Cross Insurance Will Have Just its Third CEO in More Than 70 Years, Peter Van Allen
Brief: Home Sales Cool Off, Though Prices Remain at Historic Levels, Peter Van Allen
Building Business: Construction Starts on 45-Unit Cumberland Foreside Condo, Peter Van Allen
Building Business: Contractors Shift to New Projects, Peter Van Allen