Business Archives - Lewiston Sun Journal

Business, Maine, News

Lewiston buildings going up and coming down

by Russ Dillingham 23 hours agoJanuary 9, 2026

Photographer Russ Dillingham shares aerial views of 2 construction and demolition projects in the city.

Business, Maine, News

Dunkin’ corporate says closure of Lewiston bakery hasn’t affected service

by Christopher Wheelock January 8, 2026January 9, 2026

The company said Thursday that 65 employees were laid off when Mid Maine CPL closed in December, ending service to Dunkin’ locations throughout Maine.

Business, Maine, News

Major Dunkin’ bakery in Lewiston closes suddenly, affecting dozens of workers

by Christopher Wheelock January 7, 2026January 8, 2026

The facility was believed to be the state’s largest Dunkin’ contracted baker, servicing most Dunkin’ franchises.

Business, News, Rumford Falls Times

Simply Vibes serving up good energy in Mexico

January 7, 2026January 8, 2026

The Main Street eatery serves breakfast and lunch weekdays.

Business, Food, News

Visit Portland launches Winter Weekdays hospitality promotion

by Tim Cebula January 7, 2026January 8, 2026

The campaign aims to boost Maine’s dining and hotel business during the slow season.

Business, Maine, News

What the Corporation for Public Broadcasting shutdown signals for Maine

by Kelley Bouchard January 6, 2026January 6, 2026

In the wake of federal funding cuts, individual donors now support nearly 90% of Maine Public’s radio, television and online operations.

Business, Maine, News

Disaster loans available for Maine businesses hurt by May downpours, cold spell

by Drew Johnson January 6, 2026January 6, 2026

The federal disaster loans can be used by eligible businesses and nonprofits to pay debts, payroll and other bills that went unpaid due to the weather’s impact.

Business, Maine, News, The Franklin Journal

How labels make or break Maine’s recreational cannabis compliance system

by Rebecca Richard January 6, 2026January 8, 2026

Cannabis products sold in Bethel were found to have recreational sales stickers stuck over intact medical-use labels, revealing how Maine’s retail system relies entirely on visible labeling rather than individual product verification.