Operations at Sea Hag Seafood Inc. begin with a crew of 20 workers, and company officials say it could eventually employ more than 100.
Jessica Hall
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Maine farm lands cheddar deal with America’s largest grocery
Pineland Farms Creamery won a contract to sell its natural cheese in about 500 stores of grocery chain Kroger Co.
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Mercy Hospital’s tax status not critical to its mission
If sold, the Portland institution would become Maine’s first for-profit hospital, but that doesn’t necessarily mean the quality would decrease.
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Mercy Hospital may be sold to Mass. chain
Steward Health Care System would become the first for-profit company to own a Maine hospital.
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Xerox adding 55 jobs in Lewiston
The company already employs about 350 people in the state.
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Maine jobless rate inches up in July
Economists say this is just another measure of stagnation in terms of the state’s job creation.
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Maine to get $58,000 in unspent transportation funds
The U.S. Department of Transportation is hoping states will use the returned money for projects that put people back to work.
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Snowe: Navy will repair nuclear sub ravaged by fire
The Navy announced Friday it will repair the USS Miami, which suffered $400 million in damage during a fire in Kittery.
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LL Bean Muddy Bean Boots ice cream set for retail
The specially commissioned Gifford’s flavor features vanilla ice cream, sweet caramel ripples and small brownie bites.
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Teamsters: Rejecting Hostess contract could end jobs
The Teamsters did not endorse the company’s “final” contract offer, but said union members should have the right to determine their own future.