Tyler, which already employs more than 700 in Yarmouth, Falmouth and Bangor, will add Portland-based Sage’s 45 workers.
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Two Maine men plead not guilty to federal health care fraud charges
Abdirashid Ahmed, 38, of Lewiston and Garat Osman, 32, of Auburn, who served as Somali interpreters, stand accused of accepting kickbacks for directing patients to a certain provider.
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Cushnoc Brewing in Augusta unveils plans to expand
A tasting room on Front Street opens this weekend and a second location wil be home to expanded brewing capacity for the restaurant and and retail sales and distribution.
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Judge suspends law license of district attorney candidate accused of sexual misconduct
The judge finds credible evidence of sexual misconduct and assault by Seth Carey involving a former client.
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Scarborough woman pleads guilty to embezzlements totaling more than $500,000
Carrie Caporino, 46, acknowledges the thefts from two health care practices and the fraudulent use of a Social Security number.
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Biddeford company lands $500,000 investment
Junora Ltd. will use the financing from CEI Ventures to hasten new technology in its manufacturing process.
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CMP transmission project expected to fatten parent Avangrid’s bottom line
The 145-mile high-voltage line still needs approval from the Maine Public Utilities Commission, but stock analysts see a boost to the company on the horizon.
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First of more than 100 cruise ships this season arrives in Portland Harbor
The Artania is the first of 119 cruise ships expected to make a port of call this year.
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Portland seeking broker to sell 3 vacant lots at Rand Road technology park
A city official says there is interest in the sites, which offer better potential for biotech or other science-related industries than most properties on the Portland peninsula.
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CEI wins $300,000 grant to study scallop farming
The award is to study Japanese scallop production techniques.