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Gray Village Hardware named Maine’s 2026 HBSDealer All Star
Gray retailer recognized for service innovation, broad capabilities and commitment to meeting the needs of southern Maine GRAY — Gray Village Hardware has been selected as Maine’s 2026 Hardware All Star by Hardware + Building Supply Dealer magazine, earning recognition as one of just 50 independent home improvement businesses honored nationwide. The annual Hardware All […]
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This Maine Pottery Barn Has Bargain Pots And Garden Finds Around Every Corner
It starts with one pot. Then you notice another shelf, another table, and another corner filled with something you did not know you wanted. That is the fun of this Maine pottery barn. Handmade pieces sit beside practical garden finds, and the prices make it easy to keep browsing longer than planned.
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Maine Antique Tractor Plow Day and Crafters Market
On Saturday, Oct. 17 beginning at 8 a.m., everyone is invited to visit Parsons Dairy Farm at 321 Buck Street in Gorham for the annual Maine Antique Tractor Plow Day and Crafter Market Farmers are prepping the ground for another year of crop production, and using antique tractors and implements from all across New England.
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Vertical Harvest says Westbrook farm foreclosure case dismissed after debt paid
WESTBROOK (WGME) -- Vertical Harvest says a foreclosure case involving its Westbrook indoor farm has been dismissed after the company paid outstanding debts. Foundation Infrastructure Debt Fund I LP filed the complaint last month against Vertical Harvest's 51,000-square-foot indoor greenhouse located at 5 Vertical Way. The fund holds more than $8 million in C-PACE (Commercial Property Assessed Clean Energy) financing connected to the farm.
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McAllister Takes Delivery of Latest High-Tech, Low-Emission Tug
McAllister Towing is proud to announce our newest arrival, tug Mary McAllister. As our customer’s vessels grow larger and services for these behemoths become increasingly demanding, McAllister continues to meet their needs with modern and environmentally conscious equipment. American-built at Washburn & Doughty Associates, Inc. in Maine, Mary is...
WGME
'There's not a live clam here': Toxic phytoplankton bloom depletes Maine fishing harvests
HARPSWELL (WGME) - A toxic algae bloom is shell-shocking the fishing industry in Midcoast Maine. State marine officials have closed parts of Casco Bay to shellfish harvesting, including Maquois Bay in Brunswick and the eastern side of Middle Bay in Harpswell. Clam diggers Robert Boyce and Chris Williams say the...
mainebiz.biz
Norway Savings president came up the ranks in retail banking
Norway Savings Bank said Tuesday it has made a promotion for the president’s role in advance of CEO Dan Walsh’s planned retirement. Darci Hamm, who had been chief operating officer and executive vice president, was named president, effective immediately, the bank said in a news release. Hamm takes...
WGME
West-Port Bowling Lanes in Westbrook closing after 64 years
WESTBROOK, Maine (WGME) -- A bowling alley in Westbrook that's been around for more than half a century is closing. West-Port Bowling Lanes announced on Facebook that it's closing after 64 years. The owners say much of the bowling equipment and machinery is just as old, and finding parts to...
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Prime Bayside Lots in Portland Now Being Marketed for Development
The city of Portland is moving forward to develop prime Bayside lots long mired in legal wrangling. Federated Companies bought the four lots on 3.45 acres in 2016, but its project for the land stalled and legal entanglements ended with the city paying the developer $15 million to retake the land.
wiscassetnewspaper.com
2 grant misses, 1 try still in play
Wiscasset is progressing in its pursuit of a $100,000 grant to create three jobs at home-building co-op Zero Energy Homes. The state has approved the town’s letter of intent to seek the grant and, Sept. 15, selectmen nodded Chair Alissa Eason’s signing of a letter of support. The application is due in to the state Oct. 2, according to Wiscasset Economic Development Director Aaron Chrostowsky.
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Algal bloom triggers emergency shellfishing closures
State regulators have enacted emergency harvesting closures in Brunswick and Harpswell following a soft-shell clam die-off linked to an ongoing harmful algal bloom. The Department of Marine Resources halted picking shellfish in Maquoit Bay and part of Middle Bay last week after local shellfish committees reported mounting harm to clams in the area.
WGME
Vertical Harvest says Westbrook farm foreclosure case dismissed after debt paid
WESTBROOK (WGME) -- Vertical Harvest says a foreclosure case involving its Westbrook indoor farm has been dismissed after the company paid outstanding debts. Foundation Infrastructure Debt Fund I LP filed the complaint last month against Vertical Harvest's 51,000-square-foot indoor greenhouse located at 5 Vertical Way. The fund holds more than $8 million in C-PACE (Commercial Property Assessed Clean Energy) financing connected to the farm.
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Prime Bayside Lots in Portland Now Being Marketed for Development
The city of Portland is moving forward to develop prime Bayside lots long mired in legal wrangling. Federated Companies bought the four lots on 3.45 acres in 2016, but its project for the land stalled and legal entanglements ended with the city paying the developer $15 million to retake the land.
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FAA grounds flights after major system glitch, issue now resolved
PORTLAND (WGME) -- Flights for thousands of travelers were disrupted Monday, after the Federal Aviation Administration issued a number of ground stops, which Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy says were caused by a cut fiber line. Duffy says it was an Amtrak construction crew that accidentally cut into that line in...