Howland starts tannery cleanup: Federal funds to aid rehabilitation of site
HOWLAND, Maine — A Winterport general contractor is clearing 3 acres at the former Howland TanneryEaton Peabody’s Innovative Enterprise Program: A year later
BANGOR - It’s been just over a year since Eaton Peabody created its Innovative Enterprise Program (IEP) in order to open its doors to some of Maine’s most talented minds and creative startups.Tif info session set
DIXFIELD — Townspeople can learn the impact of a tax-incentive financing program for a proposed wind farm when a consultant presents information at 6 p.m. Monday, Feb. 22, at Ludden Memorial Library.Camden voters to decide on tax increment financing
CAMDEN — Camden residents will be asked to vote on two proposed tax increment financing districts at a special town meeting to be held immediately after a public hearing on Tuesday, Feb. 23.
Camden moves forward with TIF proposals
CAMDEN, Maine — Select Board members unanimously chose Tuesday to move forward with two tax increment financingCamden to vote on development districts at special town meeting
CAMDEN — Camden residents will be asked to vote on two proposed development districts at a special town meeting to be held immediately after a public hearing on Tuesday, Feb. 23.Former chamber head sues unknown parties
ROCKLAND — A former executive director of the Camden-Rockport-Lincolnville Chamber of Commerce has filed a lawsuit against individuals she claims concocted a survey of members of the local business community that irreparably damaged her reputation.Bright ideas sought for innovation workshop
FARMINGTON - Wouldn't it be nice if all we needed was just a great idea? Perhaps a better mousetrap? Then the world would beat a path to our door! The problem is that this is rarely how things work.
Board hires consultants for wind farm TIFs
DIXFIELD — Selectmen unanimously voted to hire the Augusta firm of Eaton Peabody Consulting Group to study the financial impact to the town if it enters into a tax incentive financing agreement with a company studying the area for a possible wind turbine farm.Downeast Energy Wins Lawsuit Against Law Firm for Breach of an Oil Contract
Brunswick office duo Judy Metcalf and Noreen Patient teamed up to bring home a win for longtime client, Downeast Energy, against a local law firm over contract breach.Cities seek ways to draw residents
AUGUSTA -- Many Maine downtowns are in a chicken-or-the-egg situation. Which comes first, the shopper, or the shop?Downtown Merchants Cite Need for Better Organization
ELLSWORTH - Over 30 downtown business owners, property owners and chamber officials turned out for a meeting at City Hall Tuesday that was sponsored by the Ellsworth Area Chamber of Commerce to focus on revitalizing downtown.Winslow approves biotech firm deal
WINSLOW -- A local biotechnology firm that's in the midst of a three-year, $8.8 million project will get back tax money to help pay for its expansion.EPCG assists Sunrise County Economic Council in completion of Cobscook Bay grant
Six Maine Communities Receive $590,000 in Community Development Block Grants. The state Department of Economic and Community Development awarded $590,000 to six to six Maine communities in the third round of Community Development Block Grants (CDBG) this year.
Oil supplier and law firm square off over locked-in heating oil price
AUBURN — A local law firm is hoping a judge will rule that it isn't on the hook for paying for thousands of gallons of high-priced heating oil.Celebrating a Maine family-owned business as it sets a course for future generations
HARPSWELL, MAINE October 4, 2009 Transfer of a business between generations is complicated. Expanding a business for future success requires sophisticated legal advice and planning.Former Brunswick Town Manager Joins the Firm
AUGUSTA, MAINE - September 29, 2009 Eaton Peabody Consulting Group, LLC., a leader in providing economic development consulting services to both private business and development minded communities in Maine, has announced the addition of former Brunswick Town Manager Don Gerrish to its consulting staff.
EP Joins 5,000 in record-breaking Race for the Cure
BANGOR, MAINE – September 21, 2009 A group of 30 Eaton Peabody (EP) employees, family members, and friends joined over 5,000 other Maine residents to walk, run, and ‘stroll’ last Sunday in the 2009 Komen Maine Race for the Cure.Businesses urged to increase ties with Canada
Oakfield board OKs wind farm guidelines
Eaton Peabody (EP) and Eaton Peabody Consulting Group (EPCG) have provided legal and consulting services to the Town of Oakfield in connection with a $120 million commercial wind farm proposed by First Wind.
Eaton Peabody (EP) and Eaton Peabody Consulting Group (EPCG) have provided legal and consulting services to the Town of Oakfield in connection with a $120 million commercial wind farm proposed by First Wind. Our services to Oakfield include: preparation of the development program, financial projections, DECD application and municipal approval documents for a tax increment financing (TIF) district designation; legal review of a TIF credit enhancement agreement; drafting and legal advice concerning a local community benefit agreement between the Town and First Wind; and advice, technical assistance and consultant services to the Town of Oakfield’s Wind Energy Review Committee, which conducted an in-depth examination of technical, financial and legal issues relating to the proposed project. The Oakfield project is EP / EPCG’s fifth commercial wind farm project in Maine, representing county and municipal clients.
EP Unites with United Way
BANGOR, MAINE – September 17, 2009 Eaton Peabody (EP) turned up in force to kick off United Way of Eastern Maine’s Annual Campaign Kick Off today at Bass Park. EP collectively donates over $18,000 a year to United Way programs. Almost 100% of the firm’s annual donation is made up of private donations and payroll deductions made by employees.EP Cares: Fall 2009 Community Involvement
BANGOR, MAINE – September 17, 2009 Eaton Peabody (EP) showed up in force to kick off United Way of Eastern Maine’s Annual Campaign Kick Off today at Bass Park. EP collectively donates over $18,000 a year to United Way programs. Almost 100% of the firm’s annual donation is made up of private donations and payroll deductions made by employees.Remembering 9.11
BANGOR, MAINE – September 11, 2009 Eaton Peabody (EP) joined other community volunteers, Maine AmeriCorps, and members of the National Civilian Community Corps in the cleanup and restoration of the Park Woods Transitional Housing grounds in Bangor as part of the Maine Commission for Community Service and The Governor’s Office service project in honor of 9/11 which has been designated as “Patriot Day”.
Money from wind farm to pay for rural development
FARMINGTON — County commissioners have chosen Greater Franklin Development Corp. of Farmington to administer a tax-increment agreement between Franklin County and TransCanada on the Kibby Wind Power Project.Club seeks TIF district in Piscataquis County
DOVER-FOXCROFT — A proposal by the Appalachian Mountain Club for a tax increment financing district on property it owns in Unorganized Territory was advanced Tuesday to Piscataquis County commissioners.Fundraising effort shifting to community get-togethers
BREWER, Maine — Coming soon to a neighborhood near you: the final phase of Champion the Cure, a two-year, $9.5 million fundraiser for CancerCare of Maine’s new facility.Metcalf Elected to Habitat for Humanity Board
BRUNSWICK – Eaton Peabody (EP) attorney Judy Metcalf has been elected to the Habitat for Humanity/ 7 Rivers Maine Board of Directors.EP Helps ‘Paint Bangor’
BANGOR, Maine — Artists broke out their paints and set up their easels throughout the city on Saturday to take part in the second annual Paint Bangor Day and raise money for the Bangor Art Society.Law Court sets precedent: Protecting parental rights in guardianships
BANGOR – The Law Court handed down a decision today in the matter of Guardianship of Jeremiah T., vacating the decision of the Probate Court which denied the petition of Eaton Peabody’s client, 'the mother', to terminate the guardianship of her minor child, and remanding for a new hearing. Associate probate attorney Jennifer Eastman served as lead counsel with the assistance and guidance of litigation partner Bill Devoe.Rockland offers support for Fisher tax break, solar panel grant
ROCKLAND - Rockland city councilors gave their backing Monday night to a grant application for a company that wants to manufacture solar panels in the city.Chambers USA Ranks Eaton Peabody Among Maine's Top Business Law Firms
BANGOR - The publication Chambers USA: America’s leading Lawyers for Business has again named Eaton Peabody as one of Maine’s leading business law firms in three separate areas of practice: Corporate/M&A, Commercial Litigation, and Real Estate.EP Goes Green
BANGOR - Eaton Peabody has announced a new ‘Go Green’ Office Sustainability Initiative, joining other leading law firms across the globe. The goal is to reduce energy consumption and promote sustainability in its law practice.Eaton Peabody Launches Innovative Enterprise Program to Assist Local Start-ups
For entrepreneurial and start-up companies, the toughest challenges to overcome can be access to funding, and sophisticated legal advice to help the business succeed.
American Heart Association Honors Eaton Peabody
The American Heart Association will honor Eaton Peabody for making significant contributions to the lives of Mainers at the 10th annual Northeastern Maine Heart Ball. More than 150 guests are expected to attend this gala event.Five Eaton Peabody Attorneys Ranked by Chambers as Leaders in Their Fields
Five Eaton Peabody attorneys have been selected by their peers as leaders in their fields in the 2009 edition of Chambers USA: America’s Leading Lawyers for Business.Eaton Peabody Appoints Two New Shareholders
The law firm of Eaton Peabody is pleased to announce that Noreen A. Patient and John R. Canders have been named shareholders of the firm.Eaton Peabody Welcomes Five New Associates
The law firm of Eaton Peabody is pleased to announce the addition of Jason C. Barrett, Ryan Dumais, Rodney A. Lake, Jonathan Pottle, and Thomas Trenholm to the firm.Eaton Peabody Consulting Group Announces Addition of New Executive Director
Former Brunswick Economic and SDA Rural Development Specialist Join the FirmFusion:Bangor Announces Third Annual Award Winners
Hamilton, Roberts, and Maine Edge to be Honored at Gala October 18thEaton Peabody Announces Growing Intellectual Property Practice
Registered Patent Agent Joins the CompanyEaton Peabody Consultant Group Announces New Consultants
Eaton Peabody Consulting Group, LLC., a subsidiary of Eaton Peabody, has announced the addition of Daniel Stevenson and Patsy Wiggins to the consulting group.Eaton Peabody Appoints Three New Shareholders
The law firm of Eaton Peabody is pleased to announce that David C. Pierson, Heather L. Parent, and Matthew C. Worthen have been named shareholders of the firm.Bill Devoe Honored for “Extraordinary” Pro Bono Work
Eaton Peabody attorney Bill Devoe will be honored for his “extraordinary” dedication to providing pro bono legal services apart of Pine Tree Legal Assistance’s (PTLA) fortieth anniversary celebration.Eaton Peabody Welcomes Two New Attorneys
Attorneys Mark Beaumont and Jeff Spaulding Join EPEdward D. Leonard III (1942-2007) - October 29, 2007
Eaton Peabody Attorney Since 1970Erik Stumpfel and Michael Clisham to Speak on Legal Issues Involving Local Governments
Eaton Peabody Sponsors 4-H Edge Weekend at UMaine
University of Maine Cooperative Extension’s 4-H program embarked on a new evententitled 4-H EDGE Weekend: Engagement, Direction, and Goals in Education.
