LA Metropolitan Chamber of Commerce collects gifts for its annual holiday campaign to help needy families.
Lewiston Auburn Metropolitan Chamber of Commerce
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Auburn is looking for new business ideas
The city is partnering with Lewiston Auburn Metropolitan Chamber of Commerce and Staples to help three entrepreneurs get their start.
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Tom Caron: ‘A kid from Lewiston, Maine’ with a front row seat for Boston sports
Tom Caron talked about Red Sox baseball at Thursday’s Great Falls Forum.
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Let’s ‘celebrate each other’: 7 Lewiston-Auburn businesses, people recognized in annual chamber awards
One awardee in the Thursday afternoon ceremony called the Twin Cities an optimistic place with a sense of joy.
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Lewiston immigrant staffing agency, Topsham foodie website win Top Gun LA pitch-off
They’ll head to the statewide finals in two weeks, pitching again for a $25,000 grand prize.
Posted inAndroscoggin County, Business, Lewiston-Auburn
Lewiston-Auburn make it to round one in contest for Federal Reserve’s ‘Working Communities Challenge’ grant
Moving to the next round would win the local effort $375,000.
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With employees missing work, Lewiston-Auburn businesses seek more timely coronavirus tests
The business community and local legislators are advocating for more efficold and flu season arrives.
Posted inBusiness, Lewiston-Auburn
‘It’s time to MacGyver’: State keeps moving with a smaller highway fund
MaineDOT planning chief Jennifer Brickett talked travel, priorities and passenger rail at a chamber breakfast Thursday at the Auburn-Lewiston Municipal Airport.
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Local teachers’ literacy app wins Top Gun LA pitch-off
Next, it’s off to the state finals on Sept. 23, competing with other entrepreneurs for $25,000.
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Lewiston-Auburn senators on sending kids back to school and ‘tough choices’ ahead for Maine economy
Ned Claxton, Nate Libby and Jeff Timberlake spoke Friday morning during a chamber-hosted virtual town hall.