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“Maine made history last year by making school breakfast and lunch available to ALL students free of charge regardless of their family’s income,” said Full Plates Full Potential, in a news release. However, in order for Maine schools to continue to...

State officials estimate that with universal school meal waivers in place, districts across Maine provided 3 million more meals last year.

The Mainebiz roundup of businesses and businesspeople that have been making changes in recent weeks. Check out our compilation of new hires, promotions, accomplishments and more.

A nice little wedge is really all you need, says Lukas Volger

Lukas Volger goes beyond crudités and dip to show you how to prep an arsenal of delicious snacks to keep on hand for last-minute meals.

Also, women coffee experts converge at Coffee By Design, Lobster Shack at Two Lights reopens and a new brunch restaurant coming to Portland.

A collaboration between Jobs for Maine Graduates and Full Plates Full Potential relied on students' input to ease cafeteria challenges

2022 Mainebiz Business Leaders of the Year: The Nonprofit Leader of the Year in the category of attraction or hospitality, Pezzino has led the Children's Museum & Theatre of Maine to the finish of a $15 million capital campaign and the start of a new, larger role for the organization.

Bath church wins ‘cool’ national award The Neighborhood United Church of Christ is one of the six national Interfaith Power & Light 2022 Cool Congregations Challenge winners. The annual contest accepts applications from faith communities nationwide that are working to address global heating by getting off of fossil fuels and creating models of sustainability within […]

Golden Wat Cognac founding partner Kevin Ly relied on free food programs as a kid in Portland. Now, his company is donating 100 percent of its first-year profits from Maine sales to Full Plates, Full Potential.