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Submissions from 1996
The Maine Public Utility Commission is considering deregulation of the state's e, Chris Hyde
The Portland Jetport is building customs facilities for possible direct flights, Chris Hyde
The Portland real estate boom of the 1980s began to collapse by 1988, as busines, Chris Hyde
The success of the Stein Gallery in Portland, and of the Dale Chihuly glass exhi, Chris Hyde
The town of Atkinson and 39 other Maine communities already have clear-cutting b, Chris Hyde
The University of Maine received $27 million in 1995 federal research grants, le, Chris Hyde
Andover College director of placement Charlotte Walker guarantees graduates of t, Shirley Jacks
Bernstein, Shur, Sawyer & Nelson law partner Catherine Lee has spent nine months, Shirley Jacks
Burl Hash and his staff at Maine Arts are already planning for New Year's Eve 20, Shirley Jacks
Cyrus Hagge, who bought the Greengrocer Building on Portland's Commercial Street, Shirley Jacks
Dr. Steven Katz, medical director at Jackson Brook Institute, comments on Govern, Shirley Jacks
Just a year ago, Humpty Dumpty Potato Chips sales were on a steady decline, and, Shirley Jacks
Planning director Theo Holtwijk is working to revitalize downtown Sanford, turn, Shirley Jacks
Profile of Alain and Renee Pabor and their French patisserie on Pearl Street in, Shirley Jacks
Profile of Dr. Russ Quaglia, director of the National Center for Student Aspirat, Shirley Jacks
Profile of Roberto and Brita Bonechi and their Cumberland Center Italian ceramic, Shirley Jacks
Profile of the Portland Opera Repertory Theater. The collaboration between Jack, Shirley Jacks
Shipyard Brewery in Portland will triple its capacity with a new bottling and ke, Shirley Jacks
Sweetser Children's Services is renovating the 15,000-square-foot Gateway Buildi, Shirley Jacks
The five-year-old Talk America has reached $100 million in annual telephone sale, Shirley Jacks
The Levinsky family has prevailed in their suit against Wal-Mart. A January 199, Shirley Jacks
The Mad Horse Theatre, Maine's oldest professional ensemble, is seeking sponsor, Shirley Jacks
The Maine Omnibus Opinion Survey, recently completed by Pan Atlantic Consultants, Shirley Jacks
Brief editorial praising Portland Public Works director George Flaherty for his, Ed King
Cartoon depicting conversations overheard at the Portland Museum of Art's cubism, Ed King
Op-ed piece by Ed King describing the author's visit to a University of Maine co, Ed King
Op-Ed piece explaining why the author joined Carolyn Chute's Second Maine Militi, Ed King
"Out of Context." Cartoon depicting actual conversations overheard at the Topsh, Ed King
"Out of Context." Cartoon depicting actual conversations overheard in the Chris, Ed King
"Out of Context. Cartoon depicting conversations overheard at the June Fitzpatr, Ed King
Competition from large supermarkets and small home businesses is threatening Asi, Terri Winter Messer
Faxes and electronic mail have done nothing to diminish the popularity of courie, Terri Winter Messer
From October 28 to November 5, 1995, the Society of American Foresters met in Po, Terri Winter Messer
Mercy Hospital's Express Care, a walk-in service for non-life-threatening medica, Terri Winter Messer
Partners George Howard, Michael Royer, and Donald Talbot have set out to revital, Terri Winter Messer
Portland area colleges report that despite a highly competitive job market, rece, Terri Winter Messer
Profile of Child Care Connections, which connects parents in need of child care, Terri Winter Messer
Scarborough Middle School is Maine's newest school and the first to be air condi, Terri Winter Messer
Since the state legislature passed Med '94, which restricts Medicaid nursing hom, Terri Winter Messer
The Convention & Visitors Bureau named Sally Nelson of The Longfellow Group a "l, Terri Winter Messer
Despite disappointment last winter, greater Portland retailers are cautiously op, Terri Winter Messer and Sara Walbridge
"Letters" from collection attorney Susan Szwed denying that she calls the people, Susan J. Szwed and Chris Hyde
After the 170,000-gallon oil spill into Portland harbor last September, JBF Envi, Sara Walbridge
Detailed profiles of two Portland artists who have opened their own stores: Sara, Sara Walbridge
For 20 years, Ken Kantro was in business by himself at Lovell Designs in Lovell,, Sara Walbridge
Glenn Gaudin's Portland Piano Exchange & Violin Shop on Congress Street is great, Sara Walbridge
In 1992, Linekin Bay Fabrics founder and Portland Public Library trustee Robin W, Sara Walbridge
Interview with Portland business consultant -- and Biz columnist -- Ron Hager., Sara Walbridge
Maine's increasingly diversified workforce relies more and more on flex time, jo, Sara Walbridge
On June 19, Coastal Enterprises, Inc., in Wiscasset announced the establishment, Sara Walbridge
Profile of the Papier Gourmet stationery store in Portland, and its owner, Merry, Sara Walbridge
Profile of two Portland executive "headhunters." In 1995, David Perkins moved h, Sara Walbridge
The city of Portland is hoping for a $90,000 Superfund grant to conduct a Brownf, Sara Walbridge
The client list of Portland interior designer Lisa Whited reads like a Who's Who, Sara Walbridge
The Foreside Company, which imports from 15 countries, has received a $3 million, Sara Walbridge
The Maine Turnpike Authority has been reviewing various traffic plans to stimula, Sara Walbridge
The new Portland-South Portland bridge is expected to decrease traffic on Waterm, Sara Walbridge
The South Portland Parks & Recreation Department has new plans underway. The fi, Sara Walbridge
When David Bateman proposed to build a luxury resort and corporate retreat in th, Sara Walbridge
Interview with Biz law columnist Len Gulino, who specializes in business law and, Sara Walbridge and Len Gulino
Maine doctors and insurers are increasingly willing to acknowledge non-tradition, Sara Walbridge and Chris Hyde
"Letters" from interior designer Lisa Whited correcting a previous article's att, Lisa Whited
Submissions from 1995
Although both Northern Sky Toyz stores were making a profit, the strain of opera
Business contributions account for 25 percent of the $1 million Portland Museum
Chart showing results of survey of Maine employers, by region, regarding their p
Editorial suggesting that Portlanders are obsessed with the city's real and imag
Established by Brighton Medical Center in 1982, Portland's Center for Health Pro
Following a national trend, Maine businesses are increasingly turning to tempora
In 1991, Shirley Rosen of Maine Job Service formed the Unemployed Professionals
"In Short." Barber Foods hired Portland Adult Education to offer citizenship cl
"In Short." The University of Maine will open its Portland Centre this month.
Mainers Deborah Cook of Cook Consulting and Patrick Murphy of PanAtlantic Consul
Profile of Bill Demmons and his under-funded Zero Gravity Diving Center, which t
Profile of Great Northern Recycling, Inc., and its president, Peter Bolduc. Afte
Project Portland's Cops in Shops program has entered its second phase. Police of
"Real estate update." Blue Cross/Blue Shield is considering returning part of i
"Real estate update." Stone Coast Brewing will move into The Cannery building i
"Real estate update." The 4000 square feet under the Fore Street garage in Port
Retirement community directors are seeing a new trend: many of those who retired
The Rainbow Business and Professional Organization, founded September 1, is a 52
The University of Southern Maine forecasts that December 1995 retail sales, adju
Two Greater Portland non-profits, VNA & Hospice and Community Health Services, p
When Maine Medical Center and Brighton Medical Center merged last year, Mercy ho
Alan Brigham, director of the Office of Business Development in the state Depart, Chris Hyde
Served by NYNEX and 23 independent telephone companies, Maine has the highest in, Chris Hyde
Submissions from 1905
"Best Places to Work in Maine: Annual Report 2007" with brief articles on the fo
"Meeting & Event Planning Guide 2004"