Headlines in 2012 were dominated by political news as we re-elected a president, sent a familiar face to Washington and watched as the State House turned more blue than red.
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Tech investments fortify ski season for Maine resortsGreg Sweetser has seen all manner of winter's weather-related ups and downs. |
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Mushroom business grows from new technology
LORI VALIGRA |
A new type of cleanroom, complete with employees wearing protective bunny suits, is situated amid the rolling hills and farms of Springvale, in York County. But instead of manufacturing... |
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Glimmers of recovery spotted in N.E.All eyes were turned toward the threat of sequestration and the economy pitching off a looming fiscal cliff at a recent conference to forecast the region's economy. |
In the crane and rigging work The Cote Corp. performs — whether it's lifting a 20-ton vault into a new bank building, installing a...
Behind the black door at its high-security data center in Brunswick, Oxford Networks is preparing for one of information technology's...
Tax sheltering tool will gain popularity in new year
BY Justin Lamontagne
There are a few things in life that make me uncomfortable. The grocery store, for example, totally overwhelms me. The feeling of a new... |
State revenues drop further; a fond farewell
BY Mal Leary
Curtailed spending gains momentumSupplemental budget still in flux |
| Rank | State employee | Total 2017 compensation |
| 1 | Joanna E. Gratton, Riverview Psychiatric Center | $338,137 |
| 2 | Rachel S. Harrow, Dorothea Dix Psychiatric Center | $287,604 |
Source: Office of the State Controller
