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September 16, 2024 EditionEdition

🔒Newsworthy people and performances for Sept. 16, 2024

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

🔒On the Record: Owner of multiple Aroma Joe’s franchises sees her future in mentoring others

Maryna Shuliakouskaya, originally from Belarus, owns nine Aroma Joe’s locations in Maine, with a 10th due to open later this year in Saco.

🔒Solar arrays have been a boon for farmers, but concern is growing over loss of farmland

Farmers are increasingly working with solar developers to convert agricultural acreage to power arrays. But there's a growing worry that Maine is losing critical farmland.

🔒Downtown Waterville, still a work in progress, is up and coming

The area is bustling and has become more so. In recent years, over $200 million of investment, along with help from tax incentives, has transformed the downtown.
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🔒A Farmington program for youth-run startups plans campus expansion

The Center for Entrepreneurial Studies has had a key role in the development of future businesspeople. The nonprofit has forged partnerships with 'Maine Cabin Masters' and OpBox, and now plans an expansion.

🔒Building Business: Maine construction news, from groundbreakings to an unveiling

From groundbreakings for the Roux Institute building and an Auburn mixed-use site to the unveiling of the Woods & Waters welcome center, here is construction news from Portland to Coburn Gore.

🔒Ask ACE: If I use AI to write something, do I hold a copyright in the content?

'Hamlet' and 'The Lion King' share many plot elements, but If Shakespeare were still alive, he would not have an infringement action against Disney.

🔒A Look Back: In early 2020, oddly accurate pre-pandemic predictions

Was it a deep understanding of the issues? Or was it like the adage, "Even a blind squirrel finds a nut once in a while"? You be the judge.
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🔒Editor’s Note: From Main Street to solar farms, central Maine is heating up

For our focus on Augusta, Waterville and central Maine, there was an abundance of topics to tackle.
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