City officials say the temporary ban would give them time to set rules for cannabis facilities, but businesses argue that would be unfair because of the time and money they have already invested.
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UMaine System considers partnership in possible health care analytics institute
The proposal by tech investor David Roux would create a center for the prevention, diagnosis, cure and management of health in Portland.
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Posted inBusiness, Local & State
Maine officials to review safety measures in wake of Massachusetts gas explosions
Nothing similar has ever happened in Maine, but safety officials acknowledge that gas leaks are a danger.
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FCC chairman defends net neutrality repeal in Portland speech
Ajit Pai addresses a Maine Heritage Policy Center fundraiser on Friday as part of a New England road tour.
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Governor’s energy director steps down
Steven McGrath came from the private energy sector, where he specialized in finance and management.
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Nine Maine businesses get over $431,000 to invest in energy efficiency
The federal grants to rural companies will help pay for solar panel installations and assist T&D Wood Energy, which is building a wood-pellet mill in Sanford.
Posted inBusiness, Local & State, Maine Cannabis Report
Maine seeks consultant to craft rules and regulations for recreational pot sales
The selected company will have to submit its adult-use market plan by the end of April for review by state officials and legislators.
Posted inBusiness, Local & State, Politics
New tax law to benefit low-income Mainers, avoid complications for companies
The state has now conformed with the federal tax code, providing $76 million in tax relief for individuals and businesses and making filing easier.
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Brunswick airport gets $6 million for new hangar, airport improvements
The new hangar is part of a $40 million plan to redevelop the former Navy base.
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Dumping of too many non-recyclables spells the end of a Maine town’s program
Manchester will end its program, while Augusta will move one recycling container to a more visible location.