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Business Headlines Blogs Maine News Direct Events Resources Classifieds Monday, April 28, 2008 Today's Business Headlines Gas stations feel pinch of razor-thin margins [Portland Press Herald] Saco considers rules for home windmills [Portland Press Herald] Watching financial winds [Morning Sentinel] Maine truckers head south to join Washington protest [Portland Press Herald] New 'GTA' driving diverse passions [Portland Press Herald] Enrollment slide, energy costs to drive city's school planning [Portland Press Herald] Barclays hopes to fill 50 full-time positions at job fair [Morning Sentinel] New law for cribbage games [Kennbec Journal] State conservation chief under investigation [Morning Sentinel] Fuel costs worry blueberry growers [Bangor Daily News] Hannaford offers overseas surgery option [The Associated Press] Energy expert: Earth can avert catastrophe [Bangor Daily News] Lincoln: Maine truckers hoping for Capitol 'miracle' [Bangor Daily News] Lawmakers explore expanding Net access [Bangor Daily News] High food costs force Maine businesses to consider raising prices [Bangor Daily News] Professor co-writes 'Working in Poland' [Bangor Daily News] Trenton: Airline's upgrade may hurt airport [Bangor Daily News] Castine: MMA slates tidal energy open forum [Bangor Daily News] Caron joins PT business [Sun Journal] Reeder joins chiropractic office [Sun Journal] Battle of the Woods Brewing in Northern Maine [MPBN Maine News] When call centers ring, Maine answers [Portland Press Herald] When call centers ring, Maine answers [Portland Press Herald] Maine summer businesses await word on hiring foreign employees [Portland Press Herald] 'Magic bullet' eludes turnpike panel made up of citizens [Portland Press Herald] Treat public spending as an investment [Portland Press Herald] Bar Harbor Chamber announces July 4 plans [Maine Coast Now] Project to help local farmers connect with consumers [Maine Coast Now] Diesel prices put 'backbone' of economy under great strain [Sun Journal] Rep. Michael Michaud: Price of inaction is too costly [Village Soup] Keith Mower expands Mid-State Computer to serve new customers [Morning Sentinel] Some Mainers won't be stimulated to spend rebates [Morning Sentinel] Tax rebates to start going out Monday [The Associated Press] Business Briefcase [Portland Press Herald] Report on health in Maine: High cost, lower outcomes [The Associated Press] Navy sets timeline for prison project [Portland Press Herald] Maine officials don't foresee upgrade in bond ratings [Portland Press Herald] Too much fun, too few police at Peaks event? [Portland Press Herald] Penobscots defiant on slot machines [Portland Press Herald] Bar Harbor Merchants Uneasy About Summer [WABI TV-5] Houlton: Economic development promising [Bangor Daily News] Canadian shopper: Bangor denied my cash [Bangor Daily News] In Brewer stop, Allen urges oil market probe [Bangor Daily News] Auburn: Last tenants fill Phoenix/Riverpark [Sun Journal] No new leader yet for casino campaign [Sun Journal] Manufactured Home Industry Staying Optimistic [WCSH6 News Center] Belfast: Take a spin out Route 137 to Webba's Roadhouse [Village Soup] Gardiner-based bank grows again [Kennbec Journal] Sagging economy could help attendance at job fair [Morning Sentinel] Early investment has paid dividends for Northgate Industrial Park [Morning Sentinel] Brothers Honored For New Twist On Traditional Business [WCSH6 News Center] Baldacci Signs Building Codes Bill [WCSH6 News Center] Long hours lead to Union plan [Maine Coast Now] The Takeaway Taking out the trash Apr 28, 2008 07:17 AM I enjoy writing about handling negative user reviews. 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Ocean Gateway Preview PROPEL, 5:30 - 8 p.m., Ocean Gateway Terminal Thursday, May 1, 2008 Member Orientation Portland Regional Chamber, 4 - 5 p.m., Greater Portland Regional Chamber of Commerce Saturday, May 3, 2008 Career Workshop: Advanced Interviewing Amy Jaffe, career counselor, 10:00 am - 11:30 am, Heart at Work office Launch party Acend, 4 - 8 p.m., Kennebec Tavern Tuesday, May 6, 2008 Eggs & Issues Portland Regional Chamber, 7 - 9 a.m., Holiday Inn By the Bay Make the most of a business tradeshow Young People of the Lewiston-Auburn Area, Noon - 1:15 p.m., Andrscoggin County Chamber of Commerce more events | post an event You are subscribed as carlnatale.rocks@blogger.com. Unsubscribe here Copyright 2008 Blethen Maine Newspapers 390 Congress Street, Portland, ME 04104