Hannah LaClaire
Business Reporter at The Portland Press Herald/Maine Sunday Telegram
Business reporter at the Portland Press Herald. Big fan of cats, books and spinach and artichoke dip. She/her
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4 days ago |
yahoo.com | Hannah LaClaire
Apr. 20—GORHAM — It was standing room only Sunday afternoon in the Friendly Village mobile home park's small clubhouse. Roughly 100 residents packed into the warm room, with others standing just outside the door or joining remotely, a hum of nervous chatter filling the space. They were all there because of the notice — a letter from an attorney representing the Gallagher and Baldwin families, the longtime owners of the 302-lot Gorham park.
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1 week ago |
yahoo.com | Hannah LaClaire
Apr. 13—Elizabeth McDowell doesn't see how a recession can be avoided. All she has to do is look at her own household. She and her spouse had planned to buy a plug-in hybrid in the next year or so, but following the president's sweeping car tariff announcement this month, those plans are on hold. She also wanted to replace a set of stairs at the small cottage she owns in York County.
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1 week ago |
pressherald.com | Hannah LaClaire
Michael Lessner thought nothing of applying for a Camden National Bank credit card, but shortly after submitting the online forms, he started receiving targeted ads on Facebook for credit cards from other financial institutions. Lessner grew wary. He never agreed to anything, but worried that Facebook and possibly other websites now seemingly had access to his personal and financial information.
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3 weeks ago |
pressherald.com | Hannah LaClaire
When John Geary learned that Fox Run Mobile Home Park in Lewiston was for sale, he feared an out-of-state investor would swoop in, raise the lot rents and leave the primarily senior residents of the small community “high and dry.”Geary, 78, a retired lawyer, has lived in the park for seven years, and last fall helped mobilize his fellow residents to form the Fox Run Community Cooperative in an attempt to buy the park.
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3 weeks ago |
centralmaine.com | Hannah LaClaire
A federal judge has decided not to revoke permits for the controversial New England Clean Energy Connect corridor, effectively ending a long-running legal battle — but not until more than a third of the project had already been completed.
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