Farmington Board approves innkeeper and lunch wagon permits
FARMINGTON – The select board meeting on Tuesday, May 23 was short and sweet, with the majority of items approving
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Maine child care overhaul in danger of falling apart over funding
AUGUSTA, Maine — A child care overhaul boasting a wide coalition of supporters may need a lot more funding than
Read moreFormer Loring Air Force Base could become foreign trade zone
LIMESTONE, Maine — As more industries show interest in locating at Limestone’s former Loring Air Force Base, officials want to
Read moreMain Street in Presque Isle has witnessed a flow of new businesses in the last year
PRESQUE ISLE, Maine — Main Street in downtown Presque Isle has rebounded, with more than two dozen new businesses opening
Read moreBerwick furniture maker wins national award, $100,000 prize
Aspen Golann is the founder of The Chairmaker’s Toolbox, a nonprofit that provides free educational opportunities and mentorships to historically
Read moreFirst National Bank celebrates National EMS Week
First National Bank recently announced it has made donations totaling $2,800 to 14 Emergency Medical Service organizations in the bank’s
Read moreBixby Chocolate wins four sofi Gold Product Awards and New Product Awards
ROCKLAND — Bixby Chocolate’s Organic Haiti 70% Dark Chocolate Bar, Maine Grains Oat Milk Bar, and Allagash 16 Counties Beer
Read moreSugarloaf employees distribute $25,103 to local community
CARRABASSETT VALLEY – The Sugarloaf Region Charitable Trust met recently for the semi-annual meeting to distribute funds to community organizations.
Read moreBonney Woods Corporation holding annual business meeting June 5
FARMINGTON – The annual meeting of the Bonney Woods Corporation will take place on Monday, June 5 at 7 p.m.
Read moreFormer Worumbo Mill site to host more events this summer
Friends of Worumbo is looking for community ideas for activities and events which can be hosted at the site.Read More
Read moreDollar General owes $320,000 for repeat safety violations at Penobscot County store
Federal investigators found the store in Enfield broke five safety standards, creating tripping hazards and greater risks of employee injury
Read moreBusiness groups come out against paid family leave proposal
But the groups also said they are willing to seek a compromise that could address the business community’s concerns.Read More
Read moreMaine businesses need to move to the Maine Tax Portal by May 31
AUGUSTA – Maine Revenue Services (MRS) is urgently reminding Maine businesses and tax professionals to make the move to the
Read moreMainer launches worm poop business after getting laid off
AUGUSTA, Maine — Melodie Kennedy watches her red wigglers devour a banana peel in a two-by-two-foot composter, saying proudly that
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