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🔒Newsworthy people and performances for Dec. 1, 2025

A roundup of new hires, promotions and achievements at businesses, nonprofits, health care operations and professional services firms in Maine.

Business ideas drawn on a napkin will be welcomed at Waterville pitch competition

Category submissions can include consumer or business goods and services, trades and technology operations, social innovation, and health, clean technologies and life sciences.

Startup starter kit: Central Maine business-pitch contest calendar fills up

Five organizations in the region are banding together to support local entrepreneurs and encourage innovation through a series of business-pitch contests this spring.

Main Street Skowhegan awarded $425K to boost regional economy

Strategies include developing career pathways and apprenticeship programs in sectors from food and agriculture to outdoor recreation.
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Maine’s entrepreneurship ecosystem continues growing with new KVCC program

The goal is “to create something with a low barrier of entry to get started with a business of your own,” even if someone has other responsibilities, said the college’s director of workforce training and professional development.

Maine pumped up to install more heat pumps

After Maine surpassed a goal of installing 100,000 heat pumps two years ahead of schedule, Gov. Janet Mills announced a new statewide target.

Maine Community College System ends vaccine mandate

The policy change covers Maine’s seven community colleges and about 25,000 students.

Maine community colleges to keep tuition flat, help employers expand workforce training

Tuition for the 2021-22 academic year remains at $96 a credit hour for Maine residents, or $288 for a standard three-credit hour course, the Maine Community College System announced on Friday.
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🔒Central Maine startup stories: A regional roundup of 5 new businesses

From online mapping for snowmobilers to a snail-mail innovation for older adults, central Maine is producing a broad bounty of new business ideas. An experienced entrepreneur with roots in the region advises, "Just start."

Welcome back: Maine’s hospitality industry is looking forward to a strong turnaround

In Maine, established hospitality businesses have learned to pivot during the pandemic, and new hotels and restaurants have continued to open despite it. All are re-energized and eager to hire, according to this article from the Mainebiz special issue, "Work for ME."
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