Thursday, April 3, 2008

The No Time to Read this E-mail edition of MaineBusiness.com: 04/03/2008

Thursday, April 3, 2008

Today's Business Headlines

TJX to pay up to $24 million in data breach [Portland Press Herald]
Tax plan ignites debate [Kennbec Journal]
Maine's cigarette tax could be tops in U.S. [Portland Press Herald]
50 new jobs coming soon [Sun Journal]
Navy renews call for warships [The Associated Press]
Casino to hit ballot [Sun Journal]
Calais: Passamaquoddys meet with developers [Bangor Daily News]
Fort Kent: UMFK to offer new forestry program [Bangor Daily News]
Watson, Can you hear me now? [Portland Press Herald]
Lender falls victim to credit crisis [Portland Press Herald]
Budget cuts will affect service jobs, panel says [Bangor Daily News]
Idexx releases key product upgrades [Portland Press Herald]
Sensational sandwiches [Portland Press Herald]
Retreat puts families in natural element [Portland Press Herald]
States hoping to force action on emissions [Portland Press Herald]
Mainers Urged To Cut Back On Plastic Grocery Bags [WCSH6 News Center]
Midcoast Magnet hosts Northern Ireland professionals [Village Soup]
Sanford: U.S. Cellular opens on Main Street [Keep ME Current]
CMP Upgrades Substations To Limit Outages [Lincoln County News]
Public gets first glimpse of Slates [Kennbec Journal]
Belfast: Council eliminates Searsport Avenue Special Commercial District [Village Soup]
Changes planned for Route 1 businesses in Rockland [Maine Coast Now]
Rockland: Kippy Karnival to live on [Maine Coast Now]
The new Mercy [Portland Press Herald]
USM will cut at least 30 jobs [Portland Press Herald]
Heart of Biddeford sees corner lot potential [Portland Press Herald]
Grant to help ready Eastport for tourism [Bangor Daily News]
Truckers' Jake breaks focus of Guilford debate [Bangor Daily News]
Camden ski area finishes in black [Bangor Daily News]
Brown to direct Russell Park [Sun Journal]
Chamber session set for April 16 [Sun Journal]
Training group chapter to meet [Sun Journal]
Bank repositions clock [Sun Journal]
Oxford store closes, to be auctioned [Sun Journal]
Hallowell: Slates planning low-key open house on Sunday [Kennbec Journal]
Winslow: With online video, Peekaboo Kinder Care eases parents' anxiety [Morning Sentinel]
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Events

Tuesday, April 8, 2008
2008 Penobscot Bay Business Expo 9:00 am to 7:00 pm, Samoset Resort
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.
Integrating Experiential Exercises and Typology into Training Elizabeth Rodenz, Ph.D. is a management consultant, workshop facilitator, and executive and life coa, 7:30 to 9:30 am, Wyndham Portland Airport Hotel (formerly Sheraton South Portland) 775-0244.
Wednesday, April 9, 2008
Eggs & Issues -Fred Forsley of Shipyard Brewing Portland Regional Chamber, 7 - 9 a.m., Holiday Inn by the Bay
USM School of Business - Student Business Plan Finalists 7:15 - 9 a.m., University of Southern Maine (Woodbury Campus Center)

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