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🔒 Rockland’s contemporary art center names interim director

Grant Wahlquist has been named interim director of the Maine Center for Contemporary Art.

Rockland-based nonprofit taps strategic planning expert as COO

As chief operating officer at the Island Institute, Doug Schlemmer will lead operational strategy and work to strengthen organizational capabilities that support the nonprofit's mission and long-term strategic goals.

🔒 Waterfall Arts invests in Rockland’s creative future with $1M purchase

The Lincoln Street Center is the state’s largest community arts facility, and home to more than 40 working artists’ as well as to one of the oldest theaters in the nation.

🔒 Virginia couple scoops up 19th-century Rockland inn built from local granite

Financing included private investment from a group of close friends who all came up through the winter to help paint the guest rooms.
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🔒 Rockland vacation-rental firm adds 400 homes to its portfolio

When Casago bought Vacasa last year, Tides to Pines’ owners jumped on the chance to scoop up Vacasa’s midcoast and northern portfolio and becoming a Casago franchise.

Tootie’s Tempeh, Bixby Chocolate among Maine winners in national food awards

These companies were honored across several categories: beer, chocolate, condiments and grains. 

🔒 Midcoast sports complex now under construction has been a ‘vision for several years’

The owners of Rockland-based Maritime Energy fuel and heating oil company, based in Rockland, are developing a 64,000-square-foot sports center in Thomaston.

Rockland public workshop to test waters on impact of cruise tourism

Community feedback will play a role in supporting a balanced and transparent decision-making process that aligns with the city’s comprehensive plan.
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Hospitality businesses search far and wide to fill summer staffing needs

It takes tens of thousands of workers to cater to the nearly 10 million visitors who will spend billions of dollars during Maine’s summer and fall tourist seasons. To fill those jobs, businesses do anything and everything they can.

Maine delegation says USPS failure to pay Penobscot Island Air jeopardizes island mail service

The USPS failed to pay the Rockland-based Penobscot Island Air more than $349,000 for mail-delivery service, the delegation wrote.
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