The Biddeford bakery’s fate is unclear.
Jessica Hall
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Maine liquor chief: Up-front fee would cost us
Any bidder would be able to charge for the use of his $200 million, state legislators are told.
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Vilsack: Good nutrition key to kids’, nation’s well-being
The U.S. agriculture secretary visits Portland to promote proper diet and exercise for young people. “They’ve got to be on top of their game.”
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Hostess to seek court approval to cut 2 separate sales deals
The fate of Hostess Brands’ closed bakery in Biddeford and the jobs of its former employees remains uncertain, pending sales that probably will divide the products they once made among three buyers.
Posted inBusiness
Fate of Biddeford bakery, workers hard to calculate
The future of the closed Hostess plant depends on the unknown plans of various buyers.
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Maine hospitals: Repayments ‘a huge issue’
Capital projects are on hold and layoffs loom as facilities await Medicaid reimbursements.
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Hospitals delaying projects while waiting for debt settlement from state
Central Maine Medical Center in Lewiston wants to renovate its 30-year-old maternity and neo-natal unit and turn an empty parking lot into a medical office building.
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Report: Federal health care funds would help Maine
The report says the funds would provide health coverage to as many as 69,500 Mainers, create 3,100 new jobs and stimulate more than $350 million in economic activity.
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Democrats, LePage swap offers on liquor, hospitals
At issue are proposals for paying hospitals and terms of a new wholesale liquor contract for Maine.
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Maine lobster gets ‘seal of approval’
The lobster fishery wins the Marine Stewardship Council’s Sustainable Seafood Certification.