Monthly Archives: February 2009
RAYE’S MUSTARD CONTINUES GOLD MEDAL STREAK
“Downeast Schooner” top Classic American Yellow Mustard, “Winter Garden” takes Bronze EASTPORT, MAINE – Raye’s Mustard Mill has once again won international acclaim – this time for two of the stone-ground mustards produced in their authentic turn-of-the-last-century mill in Eastport. … Continue reading
Maine Company Answers Failing Economy with Total Rebranding and an Aggressive Sales Push
Kennebec Tool & Die, Inc. is not taking the current economic crisis lying down. The high-precision machine-parts manufacturer has launched an aggressive growth strategy that includes changing its name to Kennebec Technologies, Inc., and a complete re-branding initiative. Continue reading
New lead in Gardner Museum art theft with ties to Maine
On March 18, 1990, the largest art theft in modern history took place at the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum in Boston (estimated at over $500,000,000). Anthony Amore, Director of Security, is working with Attorney Alec Sohmer on behalf of … Continue reading
Savvy, Inc. Merges With Boston-Based PR Firm
PORTLAND, ME – Savvy, Inc., Maine’s preeminent public relations and communications firm, has merged with Boston-based DBMediaStrategies Inc., a renowned PR firm serving corporations, non-profits and medical industry clients. The combined resources of the two firms will offer clients in … Continue reading
PrebleStreet.org received Planned Giving workshop scholarship
CAMDEN, ME. An organization that is addressing the most critical daily needs of those without sufficient food and shelter in the Portland area has received a scholarship from Planning for Good, a Maine-based firm out of Camden that offers education, … Continue reading
