Waldo County

Blackstone-backed marina operator to buy Belfast’s Front Street Shipyard

The prospective buyer, Safe Harbor Marinas, is the largest marina and superyacht servicing business in the U.S.

Unity Environmental University adds 90-credit degree to its program offerings

Unity will debut its applied bachelor's degrees in sustainable business management, psychology and human services, culinary innovation and food systems, entrepreneurship and environmental crime investigation. 

Love is in the air: Romance bookstore plans move to Portland

Grump & Sunshine, a Belfast-based bookstore specializing in romance novels, plans to move to Portland's East End.

Longtime Waldo County banker joins Maine State Credit Union

Maine State Credit Union has hired Paul Doody as senior vice president of commercial banking. He will focus on business development and commercial lending.
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To address housing shortage, Belfast gives OK to one project and considers another

Belfast approved 60 units of affordable housing, while a separate proposal calls for 200 condos that would address need for "missing middle" housing.

Maine developer of affordable, energy-efficient homes will ramp up

Mount Desert-based Zero Energy Homes hired an aerospace manufacturing specialist to lead development of affordable, energy-efficient homes and a modular-home manufacturing facility.

🔒On the Record: Belfast entrepreneur cooks up growth plans for recipe-sharing app

At Watermelon Pie, Kachina Miller leads a team of five people, with big plans for scaling up.

Wabanaki nonprofit acquires 245-acre farm in Waldo County as food hub

The site offers the organization an enduring setting to cultivate traditional crops, steward natural resources and host cultural and educational programming.
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Island Institute adds leaders across operations, policy and philanthropy

The Rockland-based nonprofit works with 120 island and coastal communities to strengthen economies, enhance education and share information and resources.

🔒Made in Maine: A former ship’s cook makes traditional Asian fermented foods

Belfast-based Red Kettle Foods makes traditional kimchi and other products using Maine ingredients such as daikon, cucumbers, carrots, onions and ginger.
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