How 2007 looks for Maine's industries
What's in the cards for 2007 for some of Maine's key economic sectors - tourism, banking, transportation, health care, manufacturing, retail, real estate and technology.
Maine Sunday Telegram 02/25/07

Legislative agendas include school savings, health costs
State lawmakers also are monitoring Gov. Baldacci's tax-relief plans closely.
Maine Sunday Telegram 02/25/07

Base closure seen as a short-term problem
The midcoast region is proving itself to be a prime region to live and work in,' a Bowdoin professor says.Composites company gains notice amid growing industry Maine Sunday Telegram 02/25/07

Success presents challenges for state's south
High rents and a tight labor market have led some companies to look to other parts of Maine.Private planes help Oxford Aviation take off Maine Sunday Telegram 02/25/07

Region's population loss slowing
From 2000 to 2005, the population in Aroostook County dropped less than 1 percent.New product, new lease on life Maine Sunday Telegram 02/25/07

Region building business-friendly reputation
Central Maine's economy has been flat for decades, but signs of growth are popping up everywhere.Kenway returns to boats as it charts future course Maine Sunday Telegram 02/25/07

High-speed Internet seen as a way to grow
About 25 percent of the homes in Washington County have no access to a broadband connection. Axiom bringing broadband to rural Washington County Maine Sunday Telegram 02/25/07

Research among bright spots on Bangor-Brewer horizon
Eastern Maine Healthcare recently announced plans for a $42 million facility in Brewer Professional Park.Byer of Maine survives by expanding line Maine Sunday Telegram 02/25/07