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Here is a round-up of new restaurant openings around the state.
The Waterville college will offer an online bachelor’s degree program aimed at working professionals.
The talk will be at the Maine Agricultural Trades Show, which kicks off Tuesday, Jan. 14, at the Augusta Civic Center.
Mainebiz introduces a year-long feature, Made in Maine. The first column is about a family-run skincare maker with stores in Winthrop and Waterville.
Reilly Kons is a Thomas College grad who was part of an entrepreneurship team at the Roux Institute in Portland.
Kennebec Savings Bank has promoted Nicolas Patenaude to senior vice president, chief financial officer and treasurer.
East Coast Cannabis will open a flagship store on Eliot’s so-called Green Mile, with plans to add a dispensary later this year.
A wave of new restaurants has opened in the past month, and more are expected in the new year. Here is a list of some to try this year.
Debbie Getchell, Kennebec Savings Bank’s senior vice president and chief financial officer, retired on Dec. 31 after a 41-year career in finance.
Big Lots has four stores in Maine: Auburn, Augusta, Brunswick and Farmington.
In December, the Maine Real Estate & Development Association hosted a panel discussion on the city's “restaurant apocalypse," illuminating various hurdles restaurants face today.
Panelists noted that fewer people can afford to dine out or go out for cocktails, citing high rents and housing prices, which cut into entertainment budgets.
Cocktails can range from $14 to $18 and craft beer can cost $6 to $8 in some venues.
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