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Sign up for the Daily Digest Business Headlines Blogs Maine News Direct Events Resources Classifieds Thursday, February 4, 2010 Today's Business Headlines Three busy bridges in line for major work [Portland Press Herald] State representatives reject auto excise tax cut [The Herald Gazette] Colgan: No fast revenue rebound [Kennebec Journal] Maine banks question loan fund plan [Portland Press Herald] Snowe: Uncertainty Hampering Business Investment [MPBN Maine News] Internet bill could cost system $2.5M [The Maine Campus] Baldacci: Maine poised to benefit from biofuels [Bangor Daily News] President's Biomass Proposals Get Mixed Response in Maine [MPBN Maine News] Obama's New Nuke Plant Plans Stir Old Fears Over Waste Storage [MPBN Maine News] Extra lawyer OK'd for FairPoint bankuptcy [Kennebec Journal] Recall shouldn't affect car insurance, official says [Sun Journal] Toyota dealership ready to roll today [Kennebec Journal] BIW: Ship price spike eyed [The Times Record] Table games sought for Bangor Slots [Bangor Daily News] Insurance Cap Ban Proposal Draws Emotional Testimony [MPBN Maine News] Libby explains fishery council's regulation change [The Herald Gazette] Fraser: OK contract or mill closes [Bangor Daily News] Half of aviation firm's staff to be laid off [Bangor Daily News] Zone C Lobster Council debates public safety closure bill [Bar Harbor Times] Portland advances as location for retired aircraft carrier [Portland Press Herald] OOB hoping for panel to oversee ballpark project [Portland Press Herald] OOB refines plans for Ballpark management [Journal Tribune] Machias: Electric co-op says NB Power deal to lower residential rates by 10% [Bangor Daily News] Machias planners OK model modular home [Bangor Daily News] Trenton: Discounted tickets help airport keep subsidy [Bangor Daily News] Camden to vote on development districts at special town meeting [The Herald Gazette] Company plans to return apparel manufacturing to Rockland [The Herald Gazette] Belfast: Big Apple closed; Walgreens, new-look McDonald's to come [The Republican Journal] Belfast: Opera House not under contract, say owners [The Republican Journal] Elk Boat: Fine craftsmanship for lovely crafts [Bar Harbor Times] Tremont offers to host RedZone meeting [Bar Harbor Times] Criterion pays fine, marquee issue settled [Bar Harbor Times] Wilton's ICT now Sykes after merger [Sun Journal] Rumford: Growth Council preparing for Mobilize Maine conference [Sun Journal] Rumford: Public hearing on taxi law revision, selectmen meeting tonight [Sun Journal] Committee supports sale of parcel to Lucas Tree [Portland Press Herald] China wavering on its commitment to FirstPark [Kennebec Journal] Skowhegan: Parts maker gets boost from grant [Morning Sentinel] McCracken named CEO at Thos. Moser [Sun Journal] Good Works [Portland Press Herald] Internet Marketing 101 How Do People Find Your Blog? Feb 3, 2010 10:44 PM Dear Rich, This may be a stupid question, but how do people find my blog? ... more The Takeaway So, have you done your taxes yet? Feb 4, 2010 07:05 AM Only two things are certain in business: Taxes and complaining about taxes. While I can't do much about your tax... more Kennel Kelp Kennel Kelp Reaping Volume Pricing Offers Feb 3, 2010 08:56 AM I have written blog entries in the past regarding my devising a VOLUME PRICING PROGRAM. This is MOSTLY designed... more Events Thursday, February 4, 2010 PROPEL - Eats at Margarita's 5:30PM, Margarita's Mexican Restaurant Wednesday, February 10, 2010 Mid-Maine Chamber February Business After Hours 5:30 PM - 7:00 PM, Hathaway Creative Center 873-3315. Mid-Maine Chamber February Business Breakfast Cyber-Security for your Business, 7:30 - 9:00 AM, Thomas College Student Center 873-3315. Portland SCORE Chapter 53 Chapter Meeting Christopher Pinkham and Rich Brooks, 9:00 a.m., SCORE Offices 207-772-1147. Thursday, February 18, 2010 Business After Hours - sponsored by PROPEL 5:30-7:30PM, Residence Inn by the Marriott Friday, February 19, 2010 A Tribute to Patsy Cline Donna Lee, 7:00 PM, Nasson Community Center in Springvale, MA Wednesday, February 24, 2010 Storytelling: A Path to Hearts, Minds and Pocketbooks Institute for Civic Leadership, 9 a.m. to noon, United Way of Greater Portland 773-3254 (ext. 100). Thursday, February 25, 2010 Hydro Quebec and the Eastern Canadian Energy Dynamic 8:30 am - 10:45 am, Eames Learning Center 207-541-7455. more events | post an event Maine News Direct See recent releases and publish your own. 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