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Lobster boats, old ships, and Federal homes: Wiscasset has it all on foot
Wiscasset sits on the west bank of the Sheepscot River in Lincoln County, and plenty of people call it the prettiest village in Maine. Step one block off Route 1 and the town opens up like a postcard you can walk through. Federal-era clapboard homes line the streets. A wide...
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Maine family-owned businesses will take center stage at awards show
Maine companies will vie for recognition across seven categories at the Institute for Family-Owned Business awards later this month. The 26 finalists include tech companies, real estate brokers, builders, a brewer and a distillery, and several cafes and markets. (See the full list below.) An independent judging panel will decide...
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TechPlace startup positions itself for growth with C-suite promotion
Salmonics LLC has named co-founder Veronica Achorn president as the Brunswick Landing biotech startup shifts its focus toward veterinary applications. CEO and co-founder Dr. Cem Giray announced the appointment on social media. He will continue to serve as CEO and chief technology officer. Salmonics, which converts unused blood from farmed...
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Westbrook consulting firm taps leader to carry out parent company’s growth strategy
St.Germain, a Westbrook consulting firm, found its new leader from within its own ranks. Patrick Coughlin has been with St.Germain since 2002 and will take the helm from Mark St.Germain, who founded the company in 1992 and had served as president. The transition comes nearly two years after St.Germain was...
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Portland’s Minibar closes after a year in business
Minibar, an indoor mini-golf course and sports bar on Marginal Way in Portland, closed Sunday, Nov. 1, after a year in business. Owner Kevin Moschella cited financial challenges, which he said make continuing operations unsustainable. Moschella announced the closure in an Instagram post on Friday, Oct. 30, saying he fought...
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Boothbay Region Surveyors relocates to former Midcoast Conservancy building
Boothbay Region Surveyors new building sits on Route 1 in Edgecomb with a fresh coat of paint. The building had been vacant for almost a year after Midcoast Conservancy vacated the space in October 2025. Courtesy photo. After sitting vacant for almost a year, the former Route 1 headquarters of...
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Bring Back the Trades Spotlight: Meet Maria Arcieri
For Maria Arcieri, a challenge from a high school classmate was all it took to change her career path from cosmetology to automotive technology. Today, the 19-year-old is pursuing her dream at Central Maine Community College in Auburn, Maine, while working as a lube technician for Jack Madden Ford in Norwood, Massachusetts.
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Bangor Savings bolsters southern Maine presence with Gorham branch
Bangor Savings Bank will open its newest full-service branch in Gorham on Monday, Nov. 9, expanding its presence in southern Maine and the Portland market. The branch will be located at 95 Main St. in the Hannaford Shopping Plaza. With the opening, the largest Maine-based bank will have 70 branches...
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A Circulator Built with Hydronic Contractors in Mind
For hydronic contractors, a circulator’s value isn’t only measured by how well it moves water throughout the heating system. Installation time, ease of servicing and the prospect of returning to a job — or rather not returning — to replace a failed component all factor into the product’s overall value.
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Grand opening of Atlas Structural Systems Manufacturing
LEWISTON, ME – U.S. Senator Susan Collins attended the grand opening and ribbon-cutting ceremony for Atlas Structural Systems’ new manufacturing facility in Lewiston. The company, a subsidiary of J.D. Irving, Limited, has transformed the former Steel Service Center property into its first U.S. manufacturing facility. The 44,000-square-foot plant employs approximately 45 people and produces prefabricated building components for construction projects throughout the region.
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Lewiston business-services firm taps banking veteran as president
Casco Bay Food & Beverage, a Lewiston-based provider of workplace food and beverage services, has named Chris Perry as its next president. Perry will oversee the day-to-day operations and regional growth, while company founder Ted Morton, who was president, will step into the CEO role. “Chris brings a unique combination...
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Building careers from the ground up: A Brunswick builder puts employees first
A workplace that truly cares for its employees creates an environment that positively impacts the community, and that's exactly how Wally J. Staples Builders, a Brunswick design and construction contracting company, succeeds in employee satisfaction. With loyalty to its team that translates to outstanding and high-quality building and renovation projects, the Maine community and its workforce symbiotically benefit from this small business!