With millions of dollars at stake, the Cumberland County Civic Center hires a firm to find a corporate sponsor ‘who is trying to make a statement’ in the Portland market.
Jessica Hall
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Orvis to open outlet in Freeport
Orvis, a fly fishing specialty retailer, will open a store just a block from L.L. Bean’s headquarters.
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Four firms eye Maine for lobster processing
Expanding capacity is ‘a very high priority,’ the marine resources commissioner says.
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Whiteflies force major Maine farm to destroy crop
Backyard Farms, which produces 27 million pounds of tomatoes a year, says an infestation will force the company to destroy its half-a-million plants and start over.
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Parkview aims to reduce costs by $2.5 million
The recent combining of the medical-surgical and intensive care units has cut 16 full-time positions.
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Moody’s: Maine’s cut in local gov’t revenue-sharing a ‘negative’
The amount of money the state will distribute to municipalities over the next two fiscal years is expected to drop significantly.
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Maine lobstermen relieved at routine pace of harvest
After last year’s glut sank prices, they call this season’s normalcy ‘a good thing.’
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Anthem’s proposed network wouldn’t cover all Maine towns
Central Maine HealthCare, which wouldn’t be in Anthem’s network, says Anthem’s proposal underestimates the driving time to doctors in central and western Maine.
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N.Y. firm gets Maine tourism PR account
The Dilenschneider Group will work with a Portland-based partner, Burgess Advertising and Marketing, to promote Maine tourism.
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Anthem defends network plan to state regulators
A proposed network with MaineHealth that excludes some hospitals has come under fire from doctors and patients.