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🔒From spirits to sanitizer, Tim Harrington is pivoting again, and hoping for the best

Harrington, a serial entrepreneur whose companies in southern Maine have a workforce of 800, talked with Mainebiz about how the global health crisis is affecting business, how they've pivoted in response, and what may lie ahead.

🔒Building a community: Manufactured home residents go co-op

With housing options for low and moderate-income residents in York County increasingly sparse, some of them banded together to take some control over the situation. The co-op they formed is part of a growing trend.

Fishing industry mourns loss of two respected lobstermen

The state's fishing community is mourning the loss of lobster boat captain Joe Nickerson of Arundel and his crew Christopher Pinkham of Boothbay Harbor, both of whom died at sea off Portland while fishing last week.

Infinity Federal Credit Union calls off merger with Illinois CU

Infinity Federal Credit Union, the 18,000-member Maine banking services cooperative that had planned to merge with Vibrant Credit Union of Illinois, has walked away from the deal.
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🔒Days after merger, Infinity FCU is expanding again

Less than two weeks after announcing its merger with an Illinois credit union, Westbrook-based Infinity Federal Credit Union is adding a fifth branch, off U.S. Route 1 in Scarborough.

Driving in the fast lane, VIP Tires changes up management team

New England's largest privately owned tire and auto service company is an $80 million business based in Auburn, nearly a century old. Now it's changing with the times.

In midst of merger, Infinity Federal Credit Union breaks ground on fifth branch

Westbrook-based Infinity Federal Credit Union, which recently announced a merger with an Illinois credit union, is adding a fifth branch, off U.S. Route 1 in Scarborough.

Infinity FCU plans Portland branch

Infinity Federal Credit Union plans to break ground today on a Portland location, responding to customer feedback.
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York County development reflects robust market for vacation homes

ARUNDEL — Massachusetts developer Joe Paolini sees a still-growing market for seasonal homes in southern Maine. Phase I of a new $70 million cottage community development, Cape Arundel Cottages, at 1976 Portland Road/Route 1, Arundel, is complete and residents are moving in.

🔒Hey, young people: Here’s 100% student placement, with a water view

I read your From the Editor column in the Feb. 8 edition of Mainebiz regarding Maine’s young...
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