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Shipyard seeks smoother sales

Maine’s most successful brewer of craft beers is increasing capacity to better meet demand. Shipyard Brewing Co. took delivery of new equipment Thursday as part of a $1 million expansion of its plant on Newbury Street. Shipyard has hired five new production and administrative employees as part of the expansion.

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Maine online deed business gainscourt victory against counties

CUMBERLAND FORESIDE — Following a favorable court ruling last week, a local entrepreneur is one step closer to launching an online clearinghouse of county deed records.

John Simpson of Cumberland has been in court for the last year and a half, battling six counties – Cumberland, Knox, Penobscot, Aroostook, York and Androscoggin – for electronic copies of property deeds and other documents.

Simpson hasn’t yet received the records, but in February a Cumberland County judge ruled in his favor, ordering the counties to provide the documents at a reasonable fee.

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2 Maine firms land technology grants

  The Maine Technology Institute has awarded two Maine firms nearly $900,000 in grants to develop innovative technologies in the state. WindFloat Maine, a subsidiary of Seattle, Wash.-based Principle Power Inc., received $500,000 to help fund the development of the company’s WindFloat, a floating foundation for deepwater, offshore wind turbines. Principle Power is a member […]