The buyer will redevelop two Main Street properties into a condominium complex, and plans to begin selling the 12 units in the summer of 2019.
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Alcohol a factor in fight between Maine and New Hampshire over millions in revenue
New Hampshire wants to sell more booze to out-of-staters so it’s offering them discounts – something Maine’s liquor agency dismisses as a ‘gimmick.’
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BIW gets $33.6 million to continue work on warship
The award extends maintenance and design work for littoral combat ships, a smaller cousin to the destroyers BIW has built for decades.
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Decal Gymnastics to move from Alfond Youth Center to its Skowhegan, Augusta locations
The move, to take place after August 23, is in preparation for Decal’s opening a new facility in the Waterville area next year.
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Depleted stock sinks Maine’s bid to increase its fishing quota for lucrative baby eels
Regulators deny the request in a 13-5 vote, but praise the state’s efforts to stick to its cap on the catch and also agree to extra landings for a new aquaculture center.
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New Hampshire congresswoman talks hiring, investment at Kittery shipyard
U.S. Rep. Carol Shea-Porter is meeting with union members.
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Frontier Airlines to add non-stop Portland-to-Florida flights
The ultra low-cost carrier will start flying between Portland and two cities on Florida’s Gulf Coast this fall.
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Winthrop selling former fire station to man who wants to create apartments, storage
At a meeting Monday night, the Town Council accepted a $160,100 bid by Gerard Fleury to buy the building.
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Waterville solar project on landfill gets lease extension
Gizos Energy requested an extension on the landfill lease for the 20-megawatt facility after the presence of wetlands forced them to continue research.
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Idexx says rival company recruited its workers, stole trade secrets
A lawsuit says two of the Westbrook firm’s employees copied confidential files before violating non-compete agreements by moving to new jobs at Portland-based competitor Vets First Choice.