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Maine businesses

Published
May 10, 2018

First of 2 apartment buildings in Waterville demolished, making way for new credit union

The buildings on Oak and Main streets will be replaced by a 3,000-square-foot KV Federal Credit Union, to open in the fall and replace the location on Quarry Road.
Published
May 9, 2018

Maine Beer Box to travel to land of our brews’ roots – England

The custom container will deliver dozens of craft beers to Leeds, then carry British beverages back to Portland for a festival.
Published
May 9, 2018

Veteran of academia hired to lead new UMaine graduate school of business

J. Michael Weber starts his post this summer, the first dean appointed to head the new program under the Maine Center for Graduate Professional Studies.
Published
May 9, 2018

Falmouth Shopping Center sold for $21 million

The sale of the complex, which has had a number of vacancies, was announced by the former owners.
Published
May 7, 2018

Purchase offer made for health information technology firm with offices in Belfast

A hedge fund wants to buy Athenahealth, one of Waldo County's largest employers with up to 1,000 workers.

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Published
May 7, 2018

PUC refuses to intensify inquiry into CMP billing problems

Utility regulators will finish their investigation of CMP bills, then decide whether to pursue a probe with legal consequences.
Published
May 7, 2018

Delaware man sentenced to three years on drug charges

In a Brunswick raid last summer, police seized heroin, crack cocaine and other drug-related items.
Published
May 7, 2018

Augusta’s Vickery Cafe to depart downtown amid new owner’s plans

Developer Andrew LeBlanc plans to renovate the Water Street building, converting the vacant upper floor into apartments and small retail spaces at the street level.
Published
May 7, 2018

Idexx reports increased revenue, net income in the first quarter

The Westbrook company plans to break ground on a $62 million headquarters expansion.
Published
May 4, 2018

State’s consumer advocate calls for legal investigation of CMP’s handling of billing problems

After a Press Herald report on confidential records showing the company knew its system was flawed, Barry Hobbins urges regulators to broaden their probe so the state could punish CMP if it found the utility broke the law.