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Bath custom cabinet company’s new showroom will offer downtown visibility
The move a quarter-mile north will offer more visibility while allowing the company to create a purpose-built showroom that better reflects its craftsmanship and experience. Subscribe to Mainebiz and get immediate access to all of our subscriber-only content and much more. Critical Maine business news updated daily. Immediate access to...
wiscassetnewspaper.com
Woolwich realtor Julie Cromwell 2026 state-level honoree
Julie Cromwell has been a REALTOR® since 1996 and is broker/owner of Cromwell Coastal Properties in Woolwich. She served as President of her local REALTOR® Council, the Lincoln County Council of the Mountains to Shore Board of REALTORS® three separate times, the first in 1999, then 2017 and again last year in 2025. Over the course of her 30-year career, Cromwell has served as a director for the Maine Association of REALTORS® for nearly all of those years, and has served her local board, state level committees and task forces, and also for the National Association of REALTORS® with dedication and passion for our industry.
The Maine Monitor
Buckfield, Sumner switch waste haulers to improve service, save money
BUCKFIELD — The Buckfield-Sumner Solid Waste Committee voted unanimously Tuesday to award a new waste hauling contract to 207 Waste, a Poland-based company. Town officials said they expect confusion over container ownership when the current hauler, Long Island Waste Services of New York, which operates in Maine as Archie’s Inc., ends service Nov. 30.
boothbayregister.com
Cromwell named 2026 Maine State REALTOR® of the Year
Julie Cromwell has been named 2026 Maine State REALTOR® of the Year. Julie has been a REALTOR® since 1996 and is broker/owner of Cromwell Coastal Properties in Woolwich. Julie served as president of her local REALTOR® Council, the Lincoln County Council of the Mountains to Shore Board of REALTORS® three separate times, the first in 1999, then 2017 and again last year in 2025. Over the course of her 30-year career, Julie has served as a director for the Maine Association of REALTORS® for nearly all of those years, and has served her local board, state level committees and task forces, and also for the National Association of REALTORS® with dedication and passion for our industry.
nerej.com
CORE brokers Aristelle’s expansion to The Shops at Falmouth Square at The Wyeth
Falmouth, ME CORE brokered a second location for retailer Aristelle. The new store opened September 25. Josh Soley of CORE represented Aristelle in the lease. Jack Baumann of Compass Commercial Brokers represented The Shops at Falmouth Square LLC. Aristelle occupies a 1,180 s/f space at The Shops at Falmouth Square at The Wyeth, a mixed-use residential and retail development at 267 U.S. Rte. 1.
wabi.tv
Oversized again: Second load to start journey from Jay mill
JAY, Maine (WMTW) - The first delivery of oversized equipment from the former mill in Jay to South Portland was completed on Tuesday morning. Crews will start to move the second so-called superload on Wednesday night. There are a total of nine loads to be moved the nearly 100 miles.
wiscassetnewspaper.com
Cromwell named 2026 Maine State REALTOR® of the Year
Julie Cromwell has been named 2026 Maine State REALTOR® of the Year. Julie has been a REALTOR® since 1996 and is broker/owner of Cromwell Coastal Properties in Woolwich. Julie served as president of her local REALTOR® Council, the Lincoln County Council of the Mountains to Shore Board of REALTORS® three separate times, the first in 1999, then 2017 and again last year in 2025. Over the course of her 30-year career, Julie has served as a director for the Maine Association of REALTORS® for nearly all of those years, and has served her local board, state level committees and task forces, and also for the National Association of REALTORS® with dedication and passion for our industry.
The Maine Monitor
Norway commits property taxes after residents question revaluation
NORWAY — Norway officials committed property taxes Friday after weeks of debate over recent property revaluations. The mill rate was set at $10.85 per $1,000 of assessed valuation, and tax bills were scheduled to be mailed this week.
WGME
Oversized load reaches final destination in South Portland
SOUTH PORTLAND, Maine (WGME) -- An extremely oversized industrial load that's been disrupting traffic for the last week has reached its final destination. The oversized load is a heat recovery steam generator, essentially a giant recycling machine for factory and power plant exhaust. The generator weighs more than 683,000 pounds....
mainebiz.biz
UMaine Augusta to host 45 Maine employers at job fair
Upwards of 45 employers across more than a dozen industries will be available to meet with prospective hires Wednesday, Oct. 7, at the University of Maine Augusta’s fall job fair. Employers will include MaineHealth, Northern Light Health, General Dynamics Bath Iron Works, Kennebec Savings Bank, Hannaford, MaineDOT and the...
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Portland trade show and media company promotes development officer
Diversified, a Portland-based trade show and media company, has promoted Oakley Dyer to a newly created chief corporate development officer role as the company continues to expand through acquisitions and new product launches. In his new role, Dyer will continue to lead Diversified‘s strategy and corporate development team, working with...
takingthekids.com
This Maine Craft Store Is Worth The Road Trip For Affordable Handmade Finds
Handmade items carry something factory-made pieces simply can’t replicate, a little more care, a little more time. This Maine craft store turns that idea into an actual road trip destination for affordable finds worth the drive. Shelves fill with handcrafted goods, offering variety most modern retail stores simply can’t...
spectrumlocalnews.com
PUC denies CMP temporary rate increase request
AUGUSTA – The Maine Public Utilities Commission voted to deny a temporary rate increase request by Central Maine Power Tuesday. The commission voted unanimously to deny the request, which is part of an overall permanent rate increase request that the commission is still deliberating. PUC Chair Philip Bartlett said...
harpswellanchor.org
Town committees hear proposal for solar array on old landfill
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... It’s not exactly trash to treasure, but an old landfill behind Harpswell’s current Transfer Station could be the site of a solar array that powers several nearby municipal buildings. The person behind the idea, Harpswell Neck resident Jeffrey Wootan, told the Anchor...