Credit unions are flourishing partly because they offer many fee-free products and services, says a Maine Credit Union League official.
J. Hemmerdinger
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Man drowns in Kennebec River in Bath
A Bath Iron Works patrol boat crew tried to resuscitate him, but failed.
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Stove customers feeling burned
They say they paid thousands and got nothing from Maine-ly Stoves in Saco, which also owes creditors
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Navy contracts mean revenue stability for Bath
Moody’s predicts “several more years of employment stability and economic benefits for the Bath region.”
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Saco police raid Mainely Stoves, seize records
The raid follows a string of complaints by customers who said the company failed to deliver merchandise that was paid for.
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Megaberth too shallow for big ships?
On Tuesday, a cruise ship left the pier early to avoid low tide, and a city official says more dredging is needed.
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Polluted Portland waterfront property for sale
PORTLAND — Two parcels of waterfront property along the Fore River in Portland just hit the real estate market.
The asking price? There isn’t one.
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Wright Express launchesconstruction fuel index
The South Portland-based company says the index will be able to detect emerging trends in the construction industry and the national economy.
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An eye to history: BIW has faced fluctuations, downturns in the past
Over the years, the shipyard survived post-war slumps and thrived in a Cold War boom.
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An eye to diversify: Shipyard open to possibilities
Bath Iron Works pursues other viable markets – wind energy, foreign contracts – to lessen its reliance on the U.S. Navy’s needs.