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The existing lift is over 50 years old. The new lift will feature technology such as a touchscreen interface that eases system operations and maintenance.
Harvest on the Harbor, which takes place from Wednesday through Sunday, kicks off Wednesday evening with an event featuring Maine-made spirits and food pairings from local vendors.
A vacant downtown building may be converted into a hotel, but the luxury lodging faces some hurdles. And oh yes, Biddeford already has one.
TownePlace Suites by Marriott, at 70 Maine Mall Road, has 101 guest rooms. It is operated under a franchise agreement with New Gen Hospitality Management, a South Portland-based business with five SoPo hotels.
On the University of Maine Presque Isle campus, one of the most-asked questions from visitors is, “Where is the sun?” Construction of a 3D model of the sun, to replace a 2D painting, is estimated at $55,000.
The Good Table Restaurant, owned by the Kostopoulos family since 1986, will reopen around February under the new owner, with chef Matt Ginn taking over the kitchen.
The year-round Rockport Harbor Hotel will have 20 rooms and two restaurants, and plans to employ 15 to 20 people when it opens.
The 95-room boutique hotel is finishing construction and already beginning to accept reservations on its website.
After an earlier plan to convert the iconic downtown building to a luxury hotel fizzled amid the pandemic, labor shortage and daunting construction costs.
Stacy O’Reilly brings over 20 years of industry experience to the hospitality properties.
Mainers and others who have frequented Caesars Entertainment hotels and gaming spots may have had their personal information stolen, the company said.
“It’s a body-neutral gym. In most cases, gyms like to talk about weight loss and dieting. We don’t do that,” says the owner of an all-female kickboxing and fitness studio.
Jac Arbour, a Gardiner-based CPA and investment manager, co-founded cooler maker PacBak with Brian McKinnon of Wasilla, Alaska. The rugged cooler is finding traction with retailers around the country.
Harbor Fish Market and Sea Bags are among local businesses featured in a new edition of the iconic board game, which is produced by Top Trumps USA under license from Hasbro Inc.
A luxury tree house resort gets props, DeStefano & Associates binges on fast-food locations and a Biddeford elected official takes a parking garage to task for not limiting payment options.
“We have a bunch of leagues ready to go in South Portland,” said owner Charlie Mitchell. Aiming to hit the ground running, “People have expectations of Bayside Bowl.”
Stay Bar Harbor Hotel Group operates 263 rooms in Bar Harbor with another 63 under construction or renovation. It's also expanding outside of Bar Harbor, with 100-plus rooms in the pipeline.
In recent weeks, the stock market has offered investors a rocky ride. Just in the past month, the Dow Jones Industrial Average was down 11.64%, as of Monday morning.
This is making some investors nervous. Whether you are invested in a 401(k) or you are an active trader, stock markets continue to be volatile this week, flirting with a bear market.
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