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June 11, 2012 Edition

Opinion

Leasing IT equipment rarely makes sense

Christian Perago Consultant And Senior Manager Of Technology Operations, Berrydunn, Portland

I recently read an article in Forbes that promoted leasing iPads rather than buying them outright.

Opinion

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Clear communication

Carol Coultas
Focus on York County

Focus on York County
Traffic study focuses efforts on upgrades to Biddeford/Turnpike area

Carol Coultas
Focus on York County

Focus on York County
A West Newfield startup attempts to erase mobile communication barriers

Bob Mentzinger
To be competitive, new offerings require a tailored approach

Doug Packard

How To's

How To's
What it takes to stand out in your industry

Rick Dacri

Industry gurus, often called thought leaders, are sought out, listened to, respected and needed for their expertise and innovative ideas. Organizations depend on them.
Maine journalist Matt Hongoltz-Hetling earns three prestigious awards

Carol Coultas

Matt Hongoltz-Hetling, 38, says he is in the middle of building his career in journalism.
Anthem seeks rate increase

Matt Dodge

Anthem Health Plans of Maine is planning a 1.7% overall rate increase on its individual policies for the 2012 plan year, which begins July 1.
Investment program seeks rural jobs

Randy Billings

Maine Senate Republicans recently announced an increase in the cap to tax credits for certain rural development projects in the state's new $250 million New Markets Capital Investment Program.
A new plan puts employers at the forefront of job training

A walk through the General Dynamics manufacturing facility in Saco juxtaposes old-school manufacturing and an increasingly high-tech environment.
Focus on York County

Focus on York County
Biddeford program aims for a downtown renaissance

Randy Billings

Biddeford has earned a reputation as a gritty, blue-collar mill town that trucks in trash to burn in a downtown incinerator.

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Poll Description

We're roughly halfway into the unofficial summer tourism season, with Memorial Day and July 4th behind us.

Last week, AAA forecast record traffic for the holiday weekend, particularly with July 4 falling on a Friday — and the heavy traffic heading south on the Maine Turnpike Sunday evening bears out that forecast.

At the same time, rainy weekends have also been part of the summer mix.

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Leasing IT equipment rarely makes sense

Clear communication

Traffic study focuses efforts on upgrades to Biddeford/Turnpike area

A West Newfield startup attempts to erase mobile communication barriers

To be competitive, new offerings require a tailored approach

What it takes to stand out in your industry

Maine journalist Matt Hongoltz-Hetling earns three prestigious awards

Anthem seeks rate increase

Investment program seeks rural jobs

A new plan puts employers at the forefront of job training