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A WORLD-RENOWNED jewellery expert is coming to a county castle to give an “enchanting” talk about the history of jewels in Scotland next week.

NEW HIRES The Mid-Maine Chamber of Commerce has hired Bridget Campbell as marketing and membership director. Campbell previously worked as advertising operations manager for the Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel newspapers, both part of the Masthead Maine network of news and media outlets that also include the Press Herald. Her newspaper career spanned a total […]

Gary Merrill, who has been CEO since 2016, plans to retire July 1. He will be replaced by the seating company's CFO.

Falling trees and branches took down power lines during Monday's storm, causing widespread outages across Kennebunkport, Wells and the Berwicks.

Falling trees and branches took down power lines during Monday's storm, causing widespread outages across Kennebunkport, Wells and the Berwicks.

Brian Deveaux was named Hussey Seating's president, and will retain the role of chief financial officer at the family-owned company. Gary Merrill will continue as CEO.

The owner of a local cannabis business, who did not win the right to apply for a license, says people gamed the system and has threatened to sue the town. Meanwhile, the Maine attorney general is investigating whether the lottery was illegal.

Businesses in this York County city now include high-tech manufacturers for biotechnology and life sciences, precision manufacturers, and service providers in health care, information technology and engineered materials.

By Scott Wright

Sweet Dirt, headquartered in Eliot, submitted 12 entries to the Kittery retail marijuana business license lottery in October but was not selected.