Martha’s Vineyard carpenter opens business in Houlton area
Calvin and Ana Episcopo made the winter trek north from Martha’s Vineyard just before the recent December snows and he’s already preparing estimates and completing jobs.
Calvin and Ana Episcopo made the winter trek north from Martha’s Vineyard just before the recent December snows and he’s already preparing estimates and completing jobs.
From the naming of a new mayor in Caribou to the death of Patricia Collins, the first six months of 2024 were eventful.
From the huge crowds attracted by the total solar eclipse, to a Maine supreme court ruling on a decades-old manslaughter case, it was an eventful year.
The price tag, currently sitting at $10.3 million for design and construction, has led to criticism from some city councilors and community members.
County Roots Children’s Dentistry opened in mid-October and 200 kids have become patients there.
This year saw perhaps the most potential for regrowth at Loring with the announcement of a $55 million potato chip processing plant and continued plans for a $4 billion sustainable aviation fuel production facility.
Following is a look at the top stories of the year, beginning with the first six months.
The funding can stabilize operations, allow for essential investments, and bridge gaps that might prevent businesses from reaching their potential.
Approximately 224,800 people traveled to or around Maine for the event and the estimated economic impact for the state was between $207 million and $219.8 million.
From a new police chief in the city, to a total eclipse of the sun, to a failed transatlantic balloon crossing, it was a memorable first half of the year.