The former assistant to Portland Mayor Ethan Strimling, Jason Shedlock, will be in charge of overseeing the day-to-day operation of the 5,000-member trade association.
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NEW HIRES Tom Buckland joined Fluid Imaging Technologies as a materials manager. Previously, Buckland worked for Hews Co. LLC as a supply chain manager. Jonathan Mayorquin also joined the company as a shipper/receiver/QC Tech. Mayorquin was previously an import and export customer service representative at Eimskip USA in Portland. Hancock Fenton joined the […]
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Maine lawmakers pull plug on bill to maintain solar incentives
The governor’s veto is narrowly sustained amid warnings that L.D. 1504 would raise electricity prices, leaving a plan to phase out financial inducements for rooftop panels in effect.
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Energy giant Con Ed proposes to deliver Maine wind energy to Boston
The New York utility wants to partner with a group of energy developers called Maine Power Express LLC to build a 630-megawatt wind facility in Penobscot and Aroostook counties.
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Idexx revenues beat expectations
The animal health care company reported revenues 9 percent higher than the second quarter of 2016.
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Two new hotels with 278 rooms planned for Portland waterfront
The proposals would add to other hospitality projects in the works, as developers continue to show confidence in the city’s hot tourism market.
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ImmuCell closes on $1 million equity funding
The Portland maker of health products for cows expects that the financing will help it launch new products.
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Unum’s income increased in second quarter
The results prompt the company to revise its outlook for the year.
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Wex continues rapid growth in second quarter
The South Portland payment-processing firm says its revenue increased across all areas of the business.
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CMP wants to build 145-mile transmission line through western Maine
It would carry hydropower from Quebec to Massachusetts under a plan that’s competing with others in New England for developing clean-energy projects.
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