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October 20, 2025

Focus on Manufacturing

Cresting the third dimension: 3D printing sparks new manufacturing wave in Maine

Renee Cordes

Companies from early-stage startups to established manufacturers are 3D printing a range of parts and products.

Storm brewing: Coffee roasters tackle tariffs, inflation and labor costs

Tina Fischer
Made in Maine: The American dream sewn into every stitch

Renee Cordes
Focus on Manufacturing

Focus on Manufacturing
UMaine’s advanced capabilities advance companies and workforce for the 21st century

Laurie Schreiber
Building Business

Building Business
Building Business: Mastway Development launches affordable apartment complex in Gardiner

Tina Fischer

On the Record: New head of Manufacturers Association of Maine aims to tackle labor challenges

Renee Cordes

Bringing more people into Maine’s manufacturing workforce is top of mind for John Lewis, who took the helm of the 300-member trade organization in June.
Ask ACE

Ask ACE
Ask ACE: How do you prepare leadership and management to run an ESOP successfully?

Priscilla Hansen Mahoney, Blazing Trails Coaching

The success of an ESOP depends on how well leadership and management are prepared to guide the company in its next chapter.
Newsworthy people and performances for Oct. 20, 2025

A roundup of new hires, promotions and achievements at businesses, nonprofits, health care institutions and professional services firms in Maine.
Editor's note: Manufacturing is a 12-month industry

Peter Van Allen

For our cover story, Deputy Editor Renee Cordes talks to people who are taking 3D printing to new heights

Today's Poll

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Sponsored by Kennebunk Savings Bank

With 2026 coming up fast, Maine businesses are preparing for Maine Paid Family and Medical Leave program to take effect.

The program is designed to protect paid leave for up to 12 weeks a year to care for an ill family member or bond with a new child. For employees, it's a great perk; for employers, there are challenges and costs associated with getting into compliance.

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Cresting the third dimension: 3D printing sparks new manufacturing wave in Maine

Storm brewing: Coffee roasters tackle tariffs, inflation and labor costs

Made in Maine: The American dream sewn into every stitch

UMaine’s advanced capabilities advance companies and workforce for the 21st century

Building Business: Mastway Development launches affordable apartment complex in Gardiner

On the Record: New head of Manufacturers Association of Maine aims to tackle labor challenges

Ask ACE: How do you prepare leadership and management to run an ESOP successfully?

Newsworthy people and performances for Oct. 20, 2025