Hartland

Through a partnership with the town, the land bank will work to stabilize the long-vacant leather processing facility, address site conditions and prepare the property for future reinvestment.

Construction of housing complexes next to the Irving Tanning Community Center has increased demand for its programs, which also serve nearby Palmyra and St. Albans.

The Kentucky-based owner, Tasman Leather Group, intends to close the plant by late summer. The coronavirus crisis has had a "devastating impact" on demand for its products, Tasman says.

The U.S. Department of Commerce's Economic Development Administration has awarded $1.9 million to the town of Hartland to make critical water infrastructure improvements needed to support the region's business community.

The bank says it will consolidate four of its branch locations by the end of next June as a result of less activity at the bank's physical locations.

The construction of a maple processing facility in Jackman and expansion of high-speed Internet in Ellsworth are...

The Washington, D.C.-based Love Funding announced this week it has closed on a $4.3 million refinancing deal...