While a new product, Mast Out, awaits FDA approval, the company’s flagship product, First Defense, continues to sell well.
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Feature Obituary: Brendan Kehoe, 40, wrote early Internet user’s guide
PORTLAND – Brendan Kehoe kept a diary of the last four months of his life on his blog, Zen.org. In March, the former South China resident described his reaction to news he had leukemia. “The world, and any concept of reality, kind of fell to a crawl. … I thought I was hallucinating,” wrote Kehoe, […]
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The Bottom Line: Things are still looking up
Maine Aviation attributes success to developing a nose for quality
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CEO cut his teeth at airports
Not just love of aviation, but good business decisions by the Caruso family have guided the company.
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Executive wins national award for journalism
Alan L. Baker owns and publishes weekly newspapers serving Mount Desert Island and Ellsworth.
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The Monhegan Race: ‘Granddaddy of them all’
Hoping for fair seas and a healthy wind, sailors test themselves in the annual run from Falmouth to Monhegan
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77th Monhegan sailboat race kicks off
The boats will sail through the night and are expected to return sometime tomorrow.
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Coastal Enterprises competes for $5.5M award
Coastal Enterprises invests in businesses and other development in rural areas in Maine and throughout New England.
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CEO learned about customers early on
SANFORD – When he was a kid, Tom O’Brien worked at his family’s fish market and restaurant in Hull, Mass. The experience made lasting impressions on O’Brien, now CEO of Sanford-based Tom’s of Maine. It taught him humility, he said, and gave him an awareness of the impact businesses have on their communities. “When you […]
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The Bottom Line: Making cents with common scents
Tom’s of Maine, a personal care products company that uses natural ingredients, expects to double in size in five years.