Polling places opened at 6 a.m. to handle voter turnout that was expected to hit 70 to 80 percent of registered voters in the state.
Jessica Hall
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Retailers have much at stake in liquor bidding plan
Payment to Maine sellers has remained stagnant even as their store expenses have increased.
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Low profile, high spirits: Freeport market tops in liquor sales
Bow Street, a second-generation family-owned business, is more than a traditional retailer. It’s also a reseller that provides liquor to hundreds of bars and restaurants throughout Maine,
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Shaw’s to cut 700 jobs across New England
A spokesman for Shaw’s would not say how many Maine employees will be affected by the reduction.
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Kennebunk firm moving to Bay State in 8 months
William Arthur is being acquired by Crane & Co. and its business operations will move to Massachusetts.
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Shaw’s laying off 700 workers
Notifications of layoffs began this week and will be complete by the end of the weekend. The company will not disclose how many Maine employees will lose their jobs.
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Mass. paper company buys Maine stationery maker
William Arthur, which employs about 270 people in Kennebunk, will be sold to fine stationery firm Crane & Co.
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Earnings rise 9% for WEX, once Wright Express
The South Portland company says costs tied to the purchase of Fleet One will continue to be a drag on profits and growth.
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CMP crews ‘battle’ to get power back on in Maine
Crews operating on little sleep deal with dangers as they repair downed lines.
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Camden National’s third-quarter earnings drop
The company recently acquired 15 Bank of America branches here in Maine.