As restaurant owners in Portland and beyond struggle with a back-of-house labor shortage that they say threatens their business model, Bishop and a wave of other cooks responsible for elevating the Maine food scene over the last decade are finding better wages, less stressful work environments and greater opportunities for advancement in cannabis. Equipped with years of training, cooks are becoming caregivers, bartenders are now “budtenders” and pastry chefs make better livings as cannabis chocolatiers and candymakers.
Source: Maine Restaurant Workers Are Finding The Marijuana Industry ‘Much More Appealing’ | Maine Public
Floating camps banned
Bangor Daily News: Maine has banned floating camps—small house-like structures moored offshore—due to growing concerns about pollution, safety, and public access to waterways. These “nonwater-dependent floating structures” had evaded regulation because no single agency had Read more…
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