February 23, 2009 EditionEdition

In Short from Feb. 23, 2009 | A roundup of new hires, promotions, accolades and appointments from Maine’s business community

New Hires Living Wealth Partners LLC of Portland, a general agency of The Guardian Life Insurance...

Real estate data from Feb. 23, 2009 | Building permits, sales and leases from the Feb. 23, 2009, issue of Mainebiz

Building Permits Portland (January 2009) $45,000, 81 Northport Rd., WGME Inc., construction of wireless communications...

Taking charge | A conversation with Portland’s new development director

Greg Mitchell’s office in city hall’s Economic Development Division is still a little sparse. A neatly organized...
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Pause and effect: Companies consider temporary layoffs

Companies and organizations in the state are struggling to balance budgets and offset a slowdown in orders,...

Capitol fellas | Former counsels to the governor, Federle Mahoney offers clients an inside-Augusta view

Two former chief legal counsels to Gov. John Baldacci are using their experience in the State House...

Local haunt | A conversation with Jeremy Saxton, co-owner of bacari, a bistro in Brunswick

Founded: January 2008Employees: SixStartup costs: $100,000Revenue, year one: $280,000Projected...
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Grid lock | An old transmission network takes the sizzle out of renewable energy plans

When Jerry Tudan, president of Peregrine Technologies Inc. in Harpswell, first proposed a biomass boiler in Millinocket...

What Mills means | How a Karen Mills Small Business Administration might help your company

Karen Mills has some thoughts on growing regional economies. For the past several years, she’s advocated for...

Blethen buyer’s media muscle flexes in Maine

Editor's note: This is a revised version of the story that originally ran Feb. 23, 2009.The high-profile...

Change to survive | It’s time we confront reality, welcome change and use our resources effectively

“Charting the Course” is written by GrowSmart Maine, a Yarmouth nonprofit that promotes and encourages new ways...
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