The Municipal Review Committee (MRC) announced Aug. 13 that an exclusive agreement with Delta Thermo Energy (DTE) to purchase a solid waste plant in Hampden has ended, after DTE missed several deadlines to provide financial documents. DTE was chosen from seven potential buyers of the plant on Jan. 19.
“It’s been full-tilt boogie since the doors opened in May.”
For his High Tide Holistics line of CBD products, Runnells sources organic hemp and uses a CO2 extracting process to isolate the CBD.
“We understand that our greatest resource is our people. And we work every day to make sure that they are taken care of here at JAX,” Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer Catherine “Katy” Longley said. “This includes staying ahead of the market with respect to compensation, generous health, retirement and benefit packages.”
“It’s been a dream of mine to be able to offer food choices that nourish the body and mind while still tasting good,” said owner Krista Hastings. “Our menu has been carefully designed to incorporate quality ingredients into delicious and health-conscious creations.”
A three-story, 12-unit apartment building at 64 Pine St. is up for preliminary review by the Ellsworth Planning Board.
A Delaware company, Ameresco, proposes a 17,000-panel solar array on a 48.6-acre parcel at 889 Bucksport Road. Maine-based Dirigo Solar proposes a 15.12-acre array on a 95-acre parcel on Nicolin Road.
The local new-to-you shopping choices expanded recently with the opening of C & A 2nd Hand Store in March.
The Gallery Restaurant and Cocktail Bar has taken up shop at 355 Main St. in Winter Harbor, serving guests fun food and craft cocktails since its opening in June.
With this season’s harvest comes a more optimistic outlook compared to the difficult season that plagued last year, which was caused in part by drought conditions the state has experienced for the last five years.
New owners Holly and Daniel Green bought the business after Holly walked in and asked former owner Tammie Anderson if she was interested in selling. The answer was yes.
Commercial lender Tim Tunney has joined Franklin Savings Bank. “Tim has a wealth of knowledge, experience, and connection to the greater Ellsworth community and we’re confident that having him on board will enable us to start writing an exciting new chapter in the growth of our commercial business in eastern Maine,” said Derek Hayes, senior …
