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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.
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Just-opened Sarah Mildred Long Bridge to close for a week
The Route 1 bridge that connects Maine and New Hampshire will close April 30-May 6 to complete construction.
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March unemployment rate could be lowest since 1957
The rate of 2.7 percent is the lowest since the state began keeping records using modern methodology.
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Gardiner Music Walk to feature display of guitar legend Les Paul’s instruments
As part of the annual music celebration, this year’s event features a chance to play one of Paul’s guitars and learn about his life and influences.
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Phil Bofia to get Mid-Maine Chamber’s Rising Star Award
The UMaine graduate, who works as a business analyst for CGI, says his involvement in community is rewarding.
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Waterville attorney named Outstanding Professional by Mid-Maine Chamber
Daniel Bernier was recognized for his service as a lawyer and also his activity in the community.
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Bill to launch recreational marijuana in Maine heads to LePage, who has vowed a veto
In a procedural vote in the Senate, the measure again gets enough support to override an expected veto from the governor. Tomorrow, lawmakers are expected to vote on medical marijuana reforms.
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Old Mill Pub owners install stained glass window bearing new family name
The Skowhegan restaurant’s owners gave the McCarthy family, the previous owners, the old window with their name on it that hung for 33 years.
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Lewiston attorneys to make Supreme Court arguments in landmark e-commerce tax case
The law firm Brann and Isaacson has developed a niche representing online retailers, starting 50 years ago with L.L. Bean.