Monday, April 14, 2008

The How's Your Reputation edition of MaineBusiness.com: 04/14/2008

Monday, April 14, 2008

Today's Business Headlines

Law bars coal gasification in Maine, for now [Portland Press Herald]
MERC opponents claim it fails to honor contract [Portland Press Herald]
Old prison gets reprieve [Portland Press Herald]
Utility bills coming due Tuesday [Kennbec Journal]
MPS touts benefits of proposed power line [Bangor Daily News]
Lincoln truckers may join D.C. rally [Bangor Daily News]
Bangor: Energy audits offered to homeowners [Bangor Daily News]
Bangor Home Show grows to 276 booths [Bangor Daily News]
Senate OKs shipping wine to consumers [Portland Press Herald]
Business owners jump at chance in limelight [Kennbec Journal]
Local bowling alleys look for ways to keep customer coming [Morning Sentinel]
Coastal Med Tech expands its operations to accommodate increased demand [Morning Sentinel]
Piers, wharves & road discontinuation on April 14 Lincolnville selectmen's agenda [Maine Coast Now]
Inaugural Augusta WorkReady pilot graduates 11 [Maine Coast Now]
In Montville, unengineered seeds of rebellion [Portland Press Herald]
Charles Lawton: Long-term effects of Augusta decisions need testing [Portland Press Herald]
Senate approves minimum-wage hike [The Associated Press]
Federal bill could feed more Mainers [Portland Press Herald]
SBA loan program explained [Kennebec Journal]
Health care nonprofit unveils seminary redevelopment plan [Bangor Daily News]
Assisted living proposal sparks heated debate [Wiscasset Newspaper]
Calais: A product to write home about [Bangor Daily News]
Poulin honored at realty conference [Sun Journal]
Marden's gets OSHA recognition [Sun Journal]
Island Point to get $26M project [Sun Journal]
Energyworks revises name - ReVision Energy [Village Soup]
KIA finishing up renovations [Kennbec Journal]
Waterville City Council to hear outdoor dining question [Morning Sentinel]
Here's How You Can Keep Business 'All in the Family' [Village Soup]
Woolwich: Ed's Stuff gets violation notice [Wiscasset Newspaper]
Brunswick merchants split on project's impact [The Times Record News]
Hodgdon Yachts expects to create dozens of jobs in Richmond [The Times Record News]
Cape tackles BA zoning [South Portland Cape Elizabeth Sentry]
Vendors needed for Hope Jazz Festival [Maine Coast Now]
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Events

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
Wednesday, April 16, 2008
Ecotoasters Meeting 12:05 pm - 1:05 pm, Maine Dept. of Environmental Protection, Tyson Bldg., (East Side State Government Campus) Lisa Higgins 207-287-7023.
Understanding Cash Flow Lunch & Learn Rose Creps, a business counselor with the Maine Small Business Development Center, 11 a.m. - 2 p.m., River Valley Technology Center
Thursday, April 17, 2008
Open Discussion with Career & Executive Coach Davis Young People of the Lewiston-Auburn Area, 11:30 a.m - 12:30 p.m., Andrscoggin County Chamber of Commerce

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