The Auburn store, only the second in Maine, flips its ‘Hot Now’ switch just after its 6 a.m. opening.
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Bill aims to ease restriction on propane delivery in weather emergencies
The measure would allow companies to fill each other’s tanks without added liability, a change that would have reduced supply problems during the recent cold spell.
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Couple expects to clean up with luxury laundromat in Winslow
Ceara and John Templin Jr. wanted to open a laundromat where customers feel comfortable.
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Founder of China Dine-ah, G&E Roofing lauded for philanthropy by chamber
Norman Elvin is to receive the 2018 Peter G. Thompson Lifetime Achievement Award on Jan. 26 from the Kennebec Valley Chamber of Commerce.
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Maine-based health insurance coop sues federal government for second time
Community Health Options is seeking $5.7 million in reimbursements promised under the Affordable Care Act.
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Westbrook man faces prison, deportation for welfare fraud conspiracy at Portland market
Abdulkareem Daham is found guilty of conspiracy to defraud federal food programs in a scheme carried out at the Ahram Halal Market on Forest Avenue.
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Swiss insist on stunning lobsters before cooking
The new rule is part of the country’s animal protection regulations.
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Camden National Bank gets tax cut, and its employees get bonuses
Maine’s largest community bank says full-time employees will get $1,000 and part-timers will get $750.
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Portland business accelerator gets $475,000 grant
Venture Hall will use the funds to promote business-friendly policies in Maine.
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Maine lawmakers trying to rein in large medical marijuana growers
At a hearing in Augusta, lawmakers hear several ideas for containing big caregiver operations while leaving small operators alone.