Maine will get a portion of $450 million to accelerate adoption of cold-climate heat pumps and water heaters.
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From the Chamber: August’s third Saturday and other summer event news
There are some columns that I write annually, and I do so because, honestly, there are some annual events that we all look forward to every year, and three big ones happen on the third Saturday of August. However, we have some other big events upcoming, too, so here is a description of some events […]
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NEW HIRES University Credit Union has hired Lauren Cornelio as a community engagement manager for the Southern Maine region. Previously, Cornelio interned at the Maine International Trade Center where she helped improve international trade for Maine businesses. She has a bachelor’s in communication and a master’s in organizational leadership, both from University of Southern Maine. […]
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Cape Elizabeth won’t be paying Lumbery legal fees
The lumber and hardware store, meanwhile, is up for sale, which co-owner Mike Friedland sees as opportunity to grow the business.
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From the Chamber: Community building opportunities and cutting through the narrative
This week, I planned to highlight some major events coming up and tell you how you can get involved. However, due to a local policy update and a national tragedy, there is a very timely reminder I wanted to mention that is completely and totally unrelated to community events. Look for that in the second […]
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Maine-based, female-owned businesses take the spotlight at Bath pop-up shop
The business pop-up featured three female entrepreneurs introducing their online businesses to new clientele in the Midcoast area.
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Bath pop-up shop features local female entrepreneurs
Midcoast small business owners team up for a shared cause: female empowerment.
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From the Chamber: A checklist for the rest of 2024
I’m going to let you behind the curtain: I just got off a four-day weekend and, boy, did I need it. By the looks of my social media, many of my friends did the same and had fun with family and friends for some much-needed rest and relaxation. I cannot remember a year when I […]
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Maine dairy processors eligible for modernization grant
Dairy processors in Maine and across the Northeast can now apply for the Dairy Processor Modernization Grant through the Northeast Dairy Business Innovation Center. With a total of $1.2 million in funding, this grant will fund specialized equipment to help processors expand capacity, increase efficiencies and improve packaging. Dairy processors play a vital role in […]
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NEW HIRES The Gulf of Maine Research Institute has hired Nana Annan as chief operating officer. Previously, Annan was the chief operating officer for Harlem Children’s Zone in New York. She holds a bachelor’s in computer and information science from Spelman College and a juris doctor from Boston University School of Law. Nichole England is […]