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The last micron: Precision technology squeezes tolerances to a millionth of an inch
Laurie Schreiber Updated: February 24, 2020At UMaine, the world's largest 3D printer can turn out 5,000-pound objects in three days. In Biddeford, a tool and mold company produces parts with tolerances 20 times finer than a human hair. With a new generation of technology, Maine is making…
$6M grant will help Maine fight opioid crisis through employment training
Staff February 20, 2020Up to $6.28 million in Labor Department funds awarded will go toward building employment and expanding life-changing services in areas of Maine affected by the opioid crisis.The grant follows others last year, but the crisis is far from resolved.
Insider Notebook: Ishi Ishi Ramen is latest Black Box tenant
Maureen Milliken February 19, 2020Noodle shop Ishi Ishi Ramen has opened at The Black Box retail incubator in Portland, occupying space that had housed The Cheese Shop.
Bar Harbor, Bangor businesses partner to expand 'nitro' coffee market
Laurie Schreiber Updated: February 19, 2020Two Maine beverage businesses — Coffee Hound Coffee Bar and Roastery, and Geaghan Bros. Pub and Brewery — are partnering on a plan to scale up production and distribution of nitrogen-infused cold-brew coffee. The drink is growing in popularity…
19 Maine housing authorities to receive $9.5M for home upgrades
Staff Updated: February 14, 2020The municipal housing agencies span the state, from Sanford to Van Buren, and the funds will help pay for their local efforts to preserve and modernize public housing properties.
Wayfair lays off 550, including 56 workers in Brunswick, Bangor
William Hall Updated: February 14, 2020Fifty-five employees in Brunswick and one in Bangor have lost their jobs as part of more widespread layoffs by the Boston-based online home furnishings retailer.
Digital 'story maps' help market Bangor as cultural destination
Laurie Schreiber Updated: February 12, 2020Bangor is deploying a high-tech tool to market the city as an arts and culture destination — "story maps," which are customized, digitally available tours. Artistic and cultural attractions help generate $10 million annually in economic activity for…
Bangor-based CES acquires Mass. engineering firm, second outside of Maine
Staff February 11, 2020CES, a Bangor-based environmental engineering firm, purchased the 13-person firm for an undisclosed price. The acquisition follows one made in Florida in 2018.
Comeback kid, dark horse are 1-2 in Maine's hottest towns for home sales
Maureen Milliken Updated: February 11, 2020Hampden was the top town for home sales in the state in 2019 after dropping out of the top 10 last year in Maine LIfe Real Estate Co.'s annual lineup of "Maine's Hottest Towns." Meanwhile, newcomer Augusta debuts at No. 2.
Sears department store in Brunswick may close
William Hall February 7, 2020The closure of the Cooks Corner store would leave Maine with only one department store in the Sears chain, once the largest in the country.
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This week, three members of Maine's congressional delegation urged the Trump administration to avoid a trade war with Canada.
A trade war with our northern neighbor could have "devastating consequences for Maine, including increased prices on groceries, gas and energy," U.S. Sens. Susan Collins, R-Maine, and Angus King, I-Maine, and U.S. Rep. Chellie Pingree, D-1st District, said in a joint press release on Monday.
Canada is Maine’s largest international trading partner. Maine relies on Canada for heating fuel, gasoline, natural gas and electricity. According to the office of Gov. Janet Mills, more than 80% of heating fuel and gasoline used in Maine comes from Canada.
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