The 145-mile high-voltage line still needs approval from the Maine Public Utilities Commission, but stock analysts see a boost to the company on the horizon.
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Annual Mid-Maine Chamber awards ceremony recognizes Waterville area individuals, businesses
The 55th annual event recognized community leaders for their contributions to the region.
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First of more than 100 cruise ships this season arrives in Portland Harbor
The Artania is the first of 119 cruise ships expected to make a port of call this year.
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Mid-Maine Chamber of Commerce names Harry J. Smith Co. Business of the Year
The auto repair shop has been operating as a business in Waterville for just over 100 years.
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Damon brothers give family credit after winning chamber’s Business Person of the Year Award
The Damon family, which started its business in 1983 alongside competitors Lou’s Discount Beverage and Jokas, now owns both and a total of seven stores in central Maine.
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Waterville House of Pizza moves to new, renovated location downtown
The owner, Stavros Kosmidis, says he is excited Colby students will be living across the street and he is not a bit worried about Portland Pie opening nearby.
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Mid-Maine Chamber of Commerce names Dave Roy as Elias A. Joseph Award winner
Roy, the senior vice president at Kennebec Savings Bank, is being recognized for his history of volunteering with the chamber over the years.
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Tight Maine housing supply means fewer sales, higher prices in March
Home sales fell by almost 3 percent from a year earlier, while the median price shot up by 11 percent.
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Maine Voices: New generation of business leaders poised to do well – and good
The Hussey Leadership Institute at USM brings together and inspires emerging professionals.
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Vets First Choice to become Maine’s newest public company
The Portland-based veterinary technology provider plans to begin trading on the stock market later this year.