The 12 suppliers say they will pursue individual agreements for the sale of their organic milk.
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Ron Cain’s philanthropic efforts hard to pin down
The Pirates’ majority owner says he keeps a low profile, but claims of charitable giving don’t always add up with IRS records.
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Former MOO Milk farmers anxiously await a deal
Negotiations may find some of those dairy farms, including South China’s Two Loons, doing business with Oakhurst.
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Maine home sales rise 7.3 percent in May
The median sale price, however, is down 4.8 percent.
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Saco track repairs finished, but Downeaster temporarily slowed
Travel time is expected to improve gradually as the winter’s damage is repaired.
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MOO Milk gets potential lifeline from Maine Farm Bureau
The Farm Bureau Disaster Relief Fund will help the 12 organic dairy farms that had been producing milk for MOO.
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MOO Milk shutdown jeopardizes South China, Sidney, Pittston farms
Maine’s Own Organic Milk, based in Falmouth is shutting down because of equipment trouble.
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Microsoft opening store at Maine Mall on Saturday
The store’s 12 employees will be able to answer technical questions about Microsoft products and assist with the purchasing of games, phones, computers and software.
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FairPoint struggles to achieve profitability in 2014
The telecom company serving Maine loses $32.2 million in the first quarter and faces labor and regulatory hurdles.
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LePage touts accomplishments in Portland, blames Democrats for gridlock
The governor, who is campaigning for re-election, addresses Thursday’s Eggs & Issues breakfast hosted by the Portland Regional Chamber of Commerce.