Auburn’s Maine Gourmet Chocolates expands

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Published
March 31, 2021

Auburn’s Maine Gourmet Chocolates expands

• New Hampshire developer talks plans for Lewiston's Continental Mill • Can you guess Mainers' favorite Easter treat?
Published
March 24, 2021

Reid’s gun shop moving from downtown Auburn

Also in The Buzz this week: • Uplift LA's "Adulting 101" • Airbnb sees "surge" of interest in Southern Maine
Published
March 19, 2021

Cruzin Slice serves up unique, Maine-inspired pizzas — on wheels

Creton pizza, anyone?
Published
March 17, 2021

Signs of spring: Ice cream openings, Auburn’s 2021 Maine Home Show

• Auburn's new Target: Here's what we know... • Norway Savings Arena to house the 2021 Maine Home Show • It's spring; that means ice cream • Lewiston's Cruzin Slice food trailer: When a bold move pays off
Published
March 10, 2021

Auburn will be getting a new $4 million solar project

Also in the Buzz: A new marijuana cultivation facility will be coming to Auburn's Washington Street, and one central Maine city just got new bragging rights for being the fittest town around.
Published
March 3, 2021

New, small retailers wanted for Auburn’s Exit 75

Plus, in this week's The Buzz, Auburn puts seven properties on the market and we take a peek at how long it takes Mainers to pop the question (hint: it's a while).
Published
February 23, 2021

Skelton Taintor & Abbott moving to Lewiston after 35 years in downtown Auburn

• Lewiston approves new $1.3 million solar project • Just how stressed is Maine compared to other states?
Published
February 18, 2021

Cannabis company buys Androscoggin Mills space with an eye toward growing in downtown Lewiston

• How does Maine rank among entrepreneurial states? • What two area locales are in "Maine's Hottest Towns of 2020" for home sales? • And hot takes from a Portland-area broker looking at L-A's industrial trends.
Published
February 11, 2021

Auburn’s FutureGuard expands, again; California cannabis company grows to Lewiston, South Portland

• Mainers report being ripped off by nearly $6 million in scams last year • Hospitality official tells chamber: Twin Cities need more lodging, restaurants
Published
February 10, 2021

Photo Gallery: Strainrite Companies installs new high-tech equipment

The Strainrite Companies in Auburn has leased 10,000 square feet of warehouse space a few miles down the road to make more room for increased production at its First Flight Drive headquarters. The company has installed a one-of-a-kind high-tech mesh tubing line machine and plans to start a second shift, hiring 10 to 11 people.