The federal Connect America Funds program seeks to expand broadband service to rural Americans who lack such access.
Whit Richardson
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Retired SEAL’s security firm in Maine is more than a special operation
The Portland company has a veteran team and offers a wide variety of global services in protection and training.
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Texas boy targeted in bullying incident gets Maine vacation from Funtown Splashtown
The water park in Saco had been mistaken for a Texas water park where Dylan Dean, 11, was allegedly bullied by employees.
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SBA gives $50,000 each to three Maine organizations
The Maine Center for Entrepreneurial Development, the Environmental & Energy Technology Council of Maine and the city of Rockland will benefit from the grants.
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AOL co-founder schedules October visit to Portland
Steve Case will meet with members of Maine’s business community as part of his Rise of the Rest bus tour.
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Parkview pledges to keep offering services despite unexpected loss of Medicare funding
The Brunswick hospital, which is being sold to Mid Coast Health Services, is appealing a decision that cut off the reimbursements in June rather than maintaining them until the sale is final.
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Once-prominent craftsmen group with deep Maine roots reinvented
The Maine Charitable Mechanic Association, formed in 1815, will now connect and support modern ‘makers’ such as app developers, inventors and others.
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Proposed Maine wind farm would be New England’s largest
A Texas company has filed an application with the DEP to build the $613 million farm in Aroostook County.
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A Word With the Boss: Tall ships organizer’s days are long
Sailing enthusiast and publisher Alex Agnew his excited to have more than a dozen ships ready to squeeze into the harbor this weekend.
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iYogi picks Lewiston company for customer service center
The India-based company that provides third-party remote technical support for software companies like Microsoft expects to create 300 jobs.