Peter Van Allen is an editor at Mainebiz, Maine’s statewide business publication. With three decades of experience as a business journalist, he covers a range of topics including energy policy, commercial real estate, and retail analytics, often focusing on the intersections of business and economics. He has been featured in Hospitality Net and Mainebiz.
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Peter Van Allen's coverage primarily focuses on local news within the state of Maine, particularly in business, real estate, and storm-related topics. Given his focus on press releases and private sector announcements, he may be interested in receiving pitches related to new business developments or initiatives from companies operating in Maine. Additionally, since Peter covers event coverage and cites data frequently, providing access to exclusive data or inviting him to industry events could also pique his interest.
Consider pitching stories about local businesses' achievements or challenges within the Maine area, as well as any significant real estate developments or trends affecting the region. Also keep an eye out for stories related to storm aftermaths that have a direct impact on central and western Maine communities when reaching out to Peter.
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Amity's Maine Vintage is set to open today, June 5, at 578 Congress St. in the city's Arts District.
The Northern New England Passenger Rail Authority will hold an open house in Portland on Tuesday, June 9, as it maps out long-term development plans.
According to Maine Listings, 1,206 single-family existing homes were sold in May and the median sales price was unchanged at $425,000.
Eight entrepreneurs from around Maine were feted on Wednesday at the annual SCORE luncheon. The event, which was attended by roughly 120 people, was held at the Hilton Garden Inn in Freeport.
In May, 29% of small business owners reported job openings they could not fill, marking the lowest level since May 2020.
The Kennebec County town of Monmouth will be without Shakespeare this summer after the Theater at Monmouth announced late last week that it had canceled th
Unity Environmental University sold the 200-acre property to an unidentified buyer who plans to turn the site into an upscale summer camp with outdoor programming.
NBT Bank's history in Maine actually goes back more than a decade, with the opening of a commercial lending office on Widgery Wharf in Portland.
The operation was founded by Chris and Richard Hilton in 1976. Their son Brad now runs the business.
The Sports Bra will take over the 118-seat space that had been Noble Pizzeria & Barbecue, at 476 Stevens Ave. in Deering Center.
