Rep. Jared Golden said Bath Iron Works likely will build about half of the 15 warships secured in a new multiyear shipbuilding contract.
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Bowdoinham group works to boost interest in farm matchmaking website
The website is part of a larger Farmland Inventory Project aimed at connecting landowners with aspiring farmers.
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Topsham’s new water treatment plant ready by June 2022
The new plant will replace the Jackson Station, which is the district’s largest water source.
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Georgetown approves first recreational marijuana business
Sarah Valencik plans to open her new marijuana cultivation facility, Lighthouse Farms, at 202 Seguinland Road in Georgetown.
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Maine Rep. Golden secures amendment for new multiyear Navy contract for Bath Iron Works
Subcommittee approves reinstatement of planned destroyer that could be built at BIW.
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From the Chamber: Brunswick-area businesses prepare to rise in the fall
One year ago, we had a very special August. After months of lockdowns, August became the time when many people decided that outdoor gatherings with friends and families would be safe enough. Many restaurants and businesses had their outdoor dining and social distancing programs running smoothly, and without school in session, people enjoyed time outdoors […]
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No crabs, no scallops: Seafood is vanishing from U.S. restaurants
A pound of halibut that cost up to $16 pre-pandemic is now $28. Blue crab has gone from $18 to $44 a pound.
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Tap Lines: New Mast Landing location adds to Freeport brewery archipelago
It’s not a walkable cluster, but the town has become a destination for beer lovers.
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Maine employers grapple with office policies amid constant change
Many companies plan to continue experimenting with new ways of working that involve more flexibility and remote work options.
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Small businesses lifted by return of summer tourists
Still, the return to a pre-pandemic “normal” is a way off for most.