The What's New edition of MaineBusiness.com: 07/28/2008

If you can't view this newsletter, click here. Business Headlines Blogs Maine News Direct Events Resources Classifieds Monday, July 28, 2008 Today's Business Headlines Quoddy Bay LNG suspends payments to tribe [Bangor Daily News] Rain means berry growers no longer singing blues [Village Soup] Portland: Group wonders if waterfront is working [Portland Press Herald] Tackling risks of thermal systems [Portland Press Herald] Tough economy jeopardizes public health, safety [Village Soup] Rest area will fill gap between Portland, Bangor [Kennebec Journal] Madison sees potential to enhance part of Main Street [Morning Sentinel] Cost of fuel might hurt State Fair attendance [Bangor Daily News] Rockland: Midcoast officials plan energy forum [Bangor Daily News] Auburn: Developer seeking more room for project [Sun Journal] Auburn plans road, hotel dedication [Sun Journal] Westhoff named executive director [Sun Journal] McAllister joins funeral staff [Sun Journal] Water district looking at microhydropower [Bangor Daily News] Signs of tough times [Portland Press Herald] Mainers view economy as black cloud with no silver lining [Portland Press Herald] A welcome wave from overseas [Portland Press Herald] State's energy advisor sees big opportunity for change, innovation [Kennebec Journal] Baldacci offers options for 'dangerous' winter [Portland Press Herald] Pellet stoves on the way [Morning Sentinel] Tomato grower ready to expand [Morning Sentinel] Waterville: Faster Internet offerings expand [Morning Sentinel] Mother and daughters live by the plants [Morning Sentinel] Feeding Maine [Sun Journal] Charles Lawton: Varying patterns reflected in Maine's business status [Portland Press Herald] Gordon L. Weil: PUC's role little understood, but critical [Morning Sentinel] With Freecycle, ask and ye may receive [Sun Journal] Camden: May was mixed for local merchants [Village Soup] Investment trickery leads to theft, fraud, prison [Portland Press Herald] Bucksport paper mill announces 2-week shutdown in September [Bangor Daily News] Newport distributor puts area produce in more than 100 stores, markets [Bangor Daily News] Fort Kent: Harvest break extended for some pupils [Bangor Daily News] Lewiston: Future of mill unclear [Sun Journal] Lalemand joins Designs by Skip [Sun Journal] Backyard Farms pens own 'Field of Dreams' script [Kennebec Journal] Unity Raceway becomes 300th Chamber member [Village Soup] Washington man to lead state career center [Kennebec Journal] Camden alliance focuses on town's strengths [Village Soup] The Takeaway Finally back to work Jul 28, 2008 06:14 AM The bags are unpacked, and I'm starting my first day back at work with a couple housekeeping items and something... more Better Business Non-Profits are Businesses Too! Jul 25, 2008 10:30 AM I spend a lot of time convincing people they need to create a business that actually makes... more Events Tuesday, July 29, 2008 Career Workshop: Informational Interviewing Amy Jaffe, career counselor, 9:00 am - 10:30 am, Heart at Work office Monday, October 20, 2008 Lewiston Area Job Expo 9am - 2pm, Lewiston Ramada Inn 207-781-3249. more events | post an event Maine News Direct See recent releases and publish your own. A service of the Maine Public Relations Council and MaineBusiness.com. test from islandport released 7/25/08 Maine Business Broker Earns Industry Accreditation... released 7/25/08 U.S. Artists Bring Home Olympic Prize released 7/23/08 View more releases | Post a release You are subscribed as carlnatale.rocks@blogger.com. Unsubscribe here Copyright 2008 Blethen Maine Newspapers 390 Congress Street, Portland, ME 04104