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February 4, 2019 EditionEdition

🔒How to: Three tips for improving your leadership performance

A contributing consultant from Yarmouth explains that executive leadership coaching really comes down to building self-awareness in three key areas.

🔒Pipeline grows, but demand for affordable housing continues to surge

Avesta Housing President and CEO Dana Totman says demand for affordable housing in southern Maine far exceeds supply. In 2018 alone, Avesta reports it had 4,046 applicants for 373 vacancies.

🔒Portland still the hot-spot of development in southern Maine

Driving around may not seem like a productive use of time in most industries, but in the...

🔒Southern Maine roundup: Scarborough real estate heats up; Sanford upgrades broadband network

Plans for an innovation park at redeveloped Downs SCARBOROUGH — An 80-acre parcel will be set aside as...
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🔒Pro bono work a labor of love for Portland attorney Stacey Neumann

Stacey Neumann is a partner at Portland law firm Murray Plumb & Murray, where she chairs the criminal/white collar defense and employment practice groups. She also does a lot of pro bono work, which includes asylum and criminal-defense cases.

🔒With trade tensions, what’s next for Maine’s global trade?

Last year was fraught with challenges for any company involved in international trade.Tariffs and political instability around...

🔒Newsworthy people and performances

New hiresCES Inc., a firm of engineers, environmental scientists and land surveyors in Brewer, hired Dylan Miller...

🔒A look back: Waterville loses jobs in shirt and paper manufacturing

With all the news coming out of Waterville regarding its downtown investment and expansion at Colby College,...
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🔒Hotel development is booming in Portland … but questions abound over how much is too much

A decade of growth of new hotels in Portland and southern Maine doesn't seem to have an end in sight, thanks to a growing market of consumers attracted to the region both as a leisure and business destination. Observers say they continue to see opportunity in new-hotel construction.
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