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June 10, 2024 Edition

Focus on Western Maine

In Oxford County, Norway is making headway

Laurie Schreiber

The downtown is seeing a surge of revitalization — including an old factory's conversion to an arts hub, and the reopening of parts of the Norway Opera House that were unusable for nearly 40 years.

Focus on Lewiston/Auburn

Focus on Lewiston/Auburn
Lewiston restaurants are trying to make a comeback after October shootings

Alexis Wells
On the Record: Portland Sea Dogs GM lays out game plan for Hadlock Field upgrades, leasing

Renee Cordes
Building Business

Building Business
Building Business: Madison affordable housing project completes first phase

Peter Van Allen
Ask ACE

Ask ACE
Ask ACE: How do I achieve work-life balance while working in a family business?

Priscilla Hansen Mahoney, Blazing Trails Coaching

A Look Back: ‘We need to sell Maine’ — 25 years later, the topic still rings true

Peter Van Allen

Two comments made by two Maine leaders, 25 years apart, have a timeless message.
Letter from the Editor

Letter from the Editor
Editor's Note: Maine’s economy depends on growth — and, yes, selling Maine

Peter Van Allen

It's been said before: Maine may be beautiful, but you can't eat scenery. We need to promote the state as a place to do business as well.
In Short

In Short
Newsworthy people and performances for June 10, 2024

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

Today's Poll

Poll Description

In December, the Maine Real Estate & Development Association hosted a panel discussion on the city's “restaurant apocalypse," illuminating various hurdles restaurants face today.

Panelists noted that fewer people can afford to dine out or go out for cocktails, citing high rents and housing prices, which cut into entertainment budgets.

Cocktails can range from $14 to $18 and craft beer can cost $6 to $8 in some venues.

235 Votes
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In Oxford County, Norway is making headway

Lewiston restaurants are trying to make a comeback after October shootings

On the Record: Portland Sea Dogs GM lays out game plan for Hadlock Field upgrades, leasing

Building Business: Madison affordable housing project completes first phase

Ask ACE: How do I achieve work-life balance while working in a family business?

A Look Back: ‘We need to sell Maine’ — 25 years later, the topic still rings true

Editor's Note: Maine’s economy depends on growth — and, yes, selling Maine