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MORAINE Company to receive loan for expansion
...Local Alzheimer's group gets $10K grant. The CareSource ...
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BELFAST, Maine -- The Virginia family of a deployed, active-duty service member is among the victims of a consumer loan scam by a company claiming to be located in Belfast. Local police and the state Bureau of Consumer Credit Protection issued an alert Thursday to warn consumers to be on guard against such fraudulent schemes.
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A Maine company that makes herbal supplements has received a $24,000 loan from Whole Foods Market, part of a $10 million fund the national retailer has set aside for small-business loans nationwide. It's the first loan the company has made in Maine.
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...CHAPTER XX: LOCAL TELEVISION LOAN GUARANTEE BOARD. PART 2201: LOCAL ... Institution means a bank or bank holding company. Board means the LOCAL Television Loan Guarantee B...
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BANGOR - A week after city councilors authorized a loan and lease package for a local startup company, its owner is taking steps to turn a former warehouse on Hildreth Street into a manufacturing plant projected to bring hundreds of jobs to Bangor. We're running at 200 mph now," Duane Hallowell, president and chief executive officer of Hallowell International LLC, said in an interview last week. "Every 't' needs to be crossed, every 'i' needs to be dotted, and that's what we're doing now.
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A half-year into a government program to reduce home mortgage foreclosures, one local company -- Home Loan Services Inc. -- has modified almost none of its troubled mortgages, according to a new Treasury Department report. Other loan servicers have shown more progress as participants in the federal Making Home Affordable program. The 61 participating companies modified 16 percent of their 3.1 million delinquent home mortgages -- or loans at least 60 days past due -- from April through September.
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Much has been written about the causes cracks in the subprime lending market, people owning more house than they can afford, a general downturn in the economy. The ordeal taught her to be much more protective of her personal information - she loaned Amundson a paycheck stub early in the process, which she suspects may have been used to acquire the false driver's license and loan application. A letter came in August 2003 from a national mortgage company offering to refinance their loan, through a local lender, for a lower interest rate.
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A company that continues to have trouble making loan payments to the city's development agency expects to move, seeking cheaper space. Bill Robbins, owner of Rubberform Recycled Products, said Thursday he probably will not be able to make the $3,280 monthly payments that are due, starting this month, on the loan from the Greater Lockport Development Corp.
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The West Virginia Economic Development Authority has given preliminary approval to a low-interest loan for a local manufacturer but turned down a loan request from a whitewater rafting company. Parkline Inc. received preliminary approval for a $700,000 loan to help the company expand. The manufacturer of metal building systems plans to erect a new 15,000-square-foot building at its plant in the Eleanor Industrial Park, Putnam County.
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DEAR BRUCE: My wife and I own our house (no mortgage). We are concerned about the current and future costs of electricity. We are wondering if it is worth it to get a home loan to install solar panels and a solar-water heater for about $45,000 for a 5-kilowatt system tied into the grid. We have read the government is giving incentives of about $20,000-plus in tax credits, and our local energy company is giving $500. If this is true the home-equity loan would still be for about $20,000-plus. We cannot figure out whether the loan payment will be justified in place of a decreased electric bill. Our monthly electric runs from $250 to $385, depending on the time of year. Because we live on fixed incomes, it's hard to justify a loan. H.
