http://www.liveworkportland.org/2010/10/19/who-will-be-governor-of-the-creative-economy-part-ii/ <h1>Why Portland, Maine?</h1><h2>Listen to what our creative entrepreneurs have to say...</h2> Fri, 11 May 2012 12:19:06 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 http://www.liveworkportland.org/2010/10/19/who-will-be-governor-of-the-creative-economy-part-ii/comment-page-1/#comment-1503 Susan Tue, 19 Oct 2010 17:20:06 +0000 http://www.liveworkportland.org/?p=2611#comment-1503 I would like to add that Kevin agriculture policy is an incredibly creative plan for our future.. it caters to an existing market - right here & now, it employs everyone from hi-tech composites engineers out of Orono, alternative energy experts to construction workers and everyone in between. www.mainebestchoice.com I would like to add that Kevin agriculture policy is an incredibly creative plan for our future.. it caters to an existing market – right here & now, it employs everyone from hi-tech composites engineers out of Orono, alternative energy experts to construction workers and everyone in between.
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]]> http://www.liveworkportland.org/2010/10/19/who-will-be-governor-of-the-creative-economy-part-ii/comment-page-1/#comment-1502 Susan Tue, 19 Oct 2010 17:14:23 +0000 http://www.liveworkportland.org/?p=2611#comment-1502 Hi There.. so disappointed that the "creative economy" didn't include candidate Kevin Scott in the discussion. Kevin is the ONLY candidate actually living the creative economy and actually putting his own earnings in to developing Maine's creative economy. Kevin owns 3 commercial historic buildings in Western Maine and has outfitted one as a restaurant - providing the owner a year-free lease to get her going & creating jobs in the community. In addition, his antique shop features local artists' crafts and work. In addition, Kevin is a huge supporter of the arts and has a large collection of works by Maine artists- and not just the famous ones, but the struggling ones, too. I would guess his personal collection of Maine art is larger than any other candidate. This important for "creative economy" fans to realize that there is choice to have a Governor who actually practices what he preaches. Kevin is the most energetic champion of Maine- this is critical when we go to the ballot booth November 2. Hi There.. so disappointed that the “creative economy” didn’t include candidate Kevin Scott in the discussion. Kevin is the ONLY candidate actually living the creative economy and actually putting his own earnings in to developing Maine’s creative economy. Kevin owns 3 commercial historic buildings in Western Maine and has outfitted one as a restaurant – providing the owner a year-free lease to get her going & creating jobs in the community. In addition, his antique shop features local artists’ crafts and work. In addition, Kevin is a huge supporter of the arts and has a large collection of works by Maine artists- and not just the famous ones, but the struggling ones, too. I would guess his personal collection of Maine art is larger than any other candidate. This important for “creative economy” fans to realize that there is choice to have a Governor who actually practices what he preaches. Kevin is the most energetic champion of Maine- this is critical when we go to the ballot booth November 2.

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