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While the Portland-based animal health company declined to say how many positions were eliminated and why, some employees took to LinkedIn to comment on the decision.
The Alliance for Addiction and Mental Health Services, which is dedicated to advancing quality mental health and substance use treatment, has hired Adam Bloom-Paicopolos as executive director.
The bank's current board chair, Rick Anzelc, plans to step down and retire after 28 years of service.
The Waterville school is about to launch a graduate program in educational policy, targeting students interested in the field of education but not necessarily in classroom teaching.
A plan to build a graduate campus at the former B&M baked bean factory in the East Deering neighborhood is moving forward.
Amy Fox has over 20 years of experience in the financial sector, including work in retail, deposit operations, lending and branch management.
Concord Coach Lines will soon no longer stop in Lewiston or Auburn. But the state has hired a contractor to fill part of the gap, with a bus connection between the Twin Cities and Portland.
The co-op has over 5,000 owners who collectively invested $1.5 million in loans and donations to the project as part of the overall financing package.
The Passamaquoddy will develop the farm through a partnership with American Unagi Inc., a Waldoboro startup that’s the only U.S. producer and processor of American eel.
United Airlines has provided Essential Air Service flights to and from the city since 2018, but on Tuesday a federal contract for them went to a competitor.
Arts and culture organizations invest in keeping the performances flowing and don’t always have extra money for messaging. A collaboration aims to change that.
Dayton Benway, who has served as managing principal for the past six years and joined the firm in 2000, plans to retire at the end of 2024.
Bar Harbor Bank & Trust has hired Christopher Rugullies as senior vice president, regional relationship manager.
The 54-unit building will be open to all people age 55 and over and will include support services for LGBTQ+ seniors, for whom affordable, centralized housing is a longstanding need .
After struggling financially, the Portland Fish Exchange will soon become part of the Portland Fish Pier Authority.
Business owners remain confident in the economy, despite lingering uncertainties, writes guest columnist Todd Peacock of Bank of America. But he offers a few tips for small businesses as they navigate the uncertainty.
Jeremy Ashlock brings retail perspective to his new role. His smoothie and juice bar, Juiced, has been operating in Hallowell since 2014.
The Brunswick startup secured $2.3 million to accelerate the development of small satellite launches, with the goal of scaling operations for commercial launches next year.
Maine's Democratic governor touted the value of immigrant workers and entrepreneurs at a conference co-hosted by the World Affairs Council of Maine and the Maine International Trade Center.
The temperature-controlled facility will be able to handle cargo from food and agricultural products to biopharmaceuticals.
Albert G. Swallow III will step down in early 2025 after a tenure that began in 1994 at Maine Medical Center in Portland.
In the realm of public relations, there's paid media and earned media. If you're looking for earned media, working with journalists is part of the job, writes Nancy Marshall, a PR expert.
The 300,000-square-foot structure caps a major, multiyear expansion and modernization project at Maine Medical Center in Portland.