Thursday, April 10, 2008

The Finding Money edition of MaineBusiness.com: 04/10/2008

Thursday, April 10, 2008

Today's Business Headlines

Expert finds Maine's economy lacking [Morning Sentinel]
Report: Downeaster train will generate billions [Bangor Daily News]
Legislators To Consider Statewide Building Code [Lincoln County News]
Maine looking to invest wisely [Sun Journal]
Baldacci touts wood energy use [Bangor Daily News]
Bill to aid homeowners OK'd [The Associated Press]
Rule protects farmers from GE suits [Bangor Daily News]
$2,500 Grant Will Assist Soft-shell Clam Industry Collaboration [The Ellsworth American]
Downeast Scenic RR Work to Resume [The Ellsworth American]
Plenty of Questions Surround Schoodic 'Eco-resort' Plan [The Ellsworth American]
Waterville T.J. Maxx opens Sunday [Morning Sentinel]
China planners schedule public hearings for next meeting [Morning Sentinel]
Business/Professional Women Name Beal Woman of the Year [The Ellsworth American]
High Fuel Costs Pump City Budget [The Ellsworth American]
Bath cookie business awaits sweet reward [The Times Record News]
Camden Select Board modifies tannery amendment, denies citizens' amendment - Community - VillageSoup [Village Soup]
Hubbards drop Thirsty Whale appeal [Maine Coast Now]
The medium is the messenger [Portland Press Herald]
Animal experts can walk the walk [Portland Press Herald]
Camden service station owner removes fuel tanks [Maine Coast Now]
Penobscot slots bill sent on way to approval [Bangor Daily News]
Wal-Mart project going out to bid [Bangor Daily News]
Penobscots fear losing oil to resolve [Bangor Daily News]
Northern Irish officials explore Bangor [Bangor Daily News]
Brewer: DOT plans changes for Cianbro entrance [Bangor Daily News]
Knox County airport awarded FAA grants totaling $550,000 [Bangor Daily News]
Business After Hours scheduled [Sun Journal]
Franklin chamber offering seminar [Sun Journal]
Industry man opens gym to get people back in shape [Sun Journal]
Architectural firm chosen for study [Sun Journal]
Business/Professional Briefs [The Ellsworth American]
Kennebunkport restroom construction makes town, merchants happy [Seacoast Online]
Innovation 2.0 Innovation 2.0
Asking for money (or not) Apr 9, 2008 05:11 PM
The 1954 movie, "The Last Time I Saw Paris," played on television the other night. One of the characters... more
The Takeaway The Takeaway
You need help Apr 10, 2008 08:08 AM
If you're lucky, you're going to be overburdened. Business will go well enough that you need to hire some help. Becky... more
Better Business Better Business
Better Than The Big Guy Apr 9, 2008 09:58 AM
We in small business love to tout the fact that we are better than big guy. We say things... more

Events

Thursday, April 10, 2008
Business After Hours Biddeford-Saco Chamber of Commerce, 5 - 7 p.m., Kennebunk Savings Bank
Business Breakfast Mid-Maine Chamber of Commerce, 7:30 - 9 a.m., Atrium, Student Center, Thomas College
Calling All Angels Chris Speh, Chair of the Maine Angels / Maine Center for Economic Development, Noon - 2 p.m., University of Southern Maine, Abromson Center, Portland Campus
Tuesday, April 15, 2008
Competitive Intelligence Donna Corlew, Society for Marketing Professional Services National President, 10 a.m. - 2 p.m., Holiday Inn by the Bay
Guerrilla Marketing Boot Camp NEXT Level Business Coaching, 2 - 4 p.m., NEXT Level Business Coaching

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