February 6, 2012 EditionEdition

🔒Rolling the dice

Gov. pushes fraud bill Need for stiffer penalties debated Businesses lobby for passage Maine would have some of the nation’s toughest penalties and sanctions for unemployment fraud under a legislative […]

🔒Annual planning requires a method based on communication

Annual planning can help businesses achieve their goals. However, a poor planning process can prove to be...

🔒Residential market values continue to challenge appraisers

As the real estate market continues a slow recovery, I see several trends affecting the values of...

🔒Maine’s real estate markets continue a measured march (WITH VIDEO)

The assembly of real estate professionals at the 2012 Maine Real Estate and Development Association forecasting conference...
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🔒Learning curve

Some years back, I became involved in an effort to open a community preschool in my town....

🔒A Biddeford architect hits upon a way to increase revenue and revive a downtown

Among the current fixtures on Main Street in Biddeford are several banks, City Hall, a theater, old...

🔒Business leaders back early education as economic development

Jim Clair says four years ago he was probably the least likely person to become involved in...

🔒Consequences of Postal Service consolidation

To the editor:I find the news coverage of proposed changes in the U.S. Postal Service rather shallow,...
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🔒Program rewards employees and worthy causes

Kemp Goldberg Partners recently launched an employee recognition program that achieves the dual goal of rewarding employee...

🔒Our dependence on power would confound my island grandfather

As a kid, I always enjoyed listening to my grandfather talk about life in the 1890s and...

🔒Clean tech prepares for robust year

The executive director of the Energy and Environmental Council of Maine expects big things for the clean...

🔒Expanded facilities and new efficiency greet travelers at PWM

Mainers traveling over the February school break will have a chance to check out the recently expanded...
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