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UNE moves forward with Morocco campus
September 12, 2013The University of New England is on track to open its scie
September 12, 2013Call center to hire 90 in Fort Kent
September 9, 2013The Ohio-based Ameridial plans to open a call center in Fort Kent, where the company says it will hire 90 full-time workers.
September 9, 2013Legislature approves $150M in bond proposals
August 30, 2013Five bonds totaling $150 million were approved by the Legislature Thursday and will go to voters for final approval in November.
August 30, 2013Husson names new dean for College of Business
August 29, 2013Husson University has named Marie Hansen to lead its College of Business, following a national search.
August 29, 2013Committee puts $150M bond to Legislature
August 23, 2013The Legislature’s appropriations committee gave unanimous approval to a nearly $150 million borrowing package, sending its recommendation to the full Legislature next week.
August 23, 2013Conservative think tank crafts plan to nix income tax
August 22, 2013The conservative Maine Heritage Policy Center plans to lobby state lawmakers to support its plan for eliminating the state’s income tax gradually, starting in the poorest counties, a plan it says will boost the economy.
August 22, 2013Lawmakers to return for vote on $150M bond proposal
August 20, 2013The state's Appropriations Committee is scheduled to meet Thursday to vote on the $149.5 million bond package that Gov.
August 20, 2013Education Commissioner Bowen resigns
August 16, 2013Maine's Education Commissioner Stephen Bowen has resigned to take a job with a national education nonprofit.
August 16, 2013UMaine Machias scores aquaculture grant
August 12, 2013The University of Maine at Machias has won a $600,000 grant from the National Science Foundation to study the potential aquaculture market for blue mussels and Arctic surf clams in Maine.
August 12, 2013
Maine Quality Centers broadens its business training mission
August 5, 2013Scott Colton realized the recent arrival of compressed natural gas in northern Maine presented plenty of opportunities for his employer, K-Pel Industries, a Fort Fairfield-based welding, fabrication and machine shop.
August 5, 2013
Tyler Technologies builds work force through internships
August 5, 2013In 2010, as an undergraduate student at the University of Maine in Orono, Sheraz Najum was torn between two career paths: electrical engineering or computer engineering.
August 5, 2013State ends fiscal year in the black
August 5, 2013With the Legislature in summer adjournment, Gov. Paul LePage could bask in the sunny news of the state ending its fiscal year with a revenue surplus, but a recent poll places storm clouds on the horizon of his 2014 reelection bid.
August 5, 2013Report: Maine productivity a reflection of rural status
August 1, 2013Maine’s measure of productivity per worker is near the bottom nationally, which a recent study attributes to the makeup of the state’s mostly rural economy.
August 1, 2013MDF ranks most-sought jobs in state
July 25, 2013Registered nurses and retail salespeople are the most-wanted workers in Maine, according to a report from the Maine Development Foundation released Wednesday.
July 25, 2013LePage vetoes minimum wage hike, 20 other bills
July 9, 2013Gov. Paul LePage issued 21 new vetoes on Monday, including a bill to raise the state's minimum wage. Lawmakers will convene today to consider those vetoes and possibly vote to override them as they look to wrap up this legislative session.
July 9, 2013
Youth robotics programs get a boost
June 25, 2013The Robotics Institute of Maine will be launched this Thursday amid great fanfare, with a dozen disc-tossing robots on the lawn of Fairchild Semiconductor in South Portland, along with expected appearances by Gov.
June 25, 2013
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