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Charter school and its fired founder head to court
March 12, 2013The board of Portland's first charter school is taking its founder, John Jaques, to court over control of the school's website and other online property.
March 12, 2013
Hall named permanent CEO of Portland Chamber
March 4, 2013Chris Hall has been named CEO of the Portland Regional Chamber, one of the state's largest, following a national search that netted 85 applicants.
March 4, 2013
FabLab aims to boost Maine manufacturing
March 4, 2013Sarah Boisvert wants to stem the tide of young people leaving Maine to find work by transplanting a concept from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology called the FabLab, a facility where students of all ages can use sophisticated equipment to
March 4, 2013High school grad rates rise 1.5%
February 26, 2013A larger percentage of Maine students graduated high school in 2012, according to the latest figures, though nearly one-third of the state's schools lag behind federal standards.
February 26, 2013White House warns ME of sequester cuts
February 25, 2013The White House is warning each state of the potential impact of automatic federal budget cuts if Congress fails to craft a deficit reduction plan by March 1.
February 25, 2013
MDI lab launches regenerative tissue spinoff
February 19, 2013The Mount Desert Island Biological Laboratory has spun off the first company in its 115-year history, led by lab director Kevin Strange and regenerative biology researcher Voot Yin.
February 19, 2013$153M supplemental budget clears committee
February 14, 2013The Maine Legislature's Appropriations Committee unanimously voted to move a $153 million supplemental budget plan to close a $112 million budget gap in the current fiscal year.
February 14, 2013
A collaborative construction process produces the new MaineGeneral
February 4, 2013When Augusta's new MaineGeneral hospital opens in the fall of 2013, the $312 million project will showcase not only the latest medical diagnostic and treatment services, but also a new trend in construction management expected to benefit the hospi
February 4, 2013Report urges early education investment
January 25, 2013A new report by America's Edge, a national education policy think tank with an office in Maine, argues that Maine's road to economic recovery should include investments in early education programs as a long-term strategy with some short-term benef
January 25, 2013State report shows projected winners and losers by sector
January 21, 2013The Center for Workforce Research and Information recently released its Job Outlook to 2020, which revealed some surprising employment trends in the state of Maine.
January 21, 2013State nixes 4 of 5 charter school proposals
January 9, 2013A state panel has given initial approval to just one proposed charter school out of a field of five applications under consideration for 2013.
January 9, 2013Grant funds KVCC sustainable farming program
January 8, 2013Thanks to a $100,000 grant, Kennebec Valley Community College will offer the first two-year sustainable agriculture degree in the state.
January 8, 2013New independent contractor regs take effect
December 31, 2012Maine's Labor Department says the state's new definition of an independent contractor takes effect today.
December 31, 2012Program tackles IT work force shortage
December 31, 2012Project Login, a program spearheaded by the University of Maine System and Educate Maine, is looking to double the number of computer science and information technology graduates from the university system by 2016.
December 31, 2012Gov. LePage calls for $35.5 million in spending cuts
December 28, 2012School districts and the Department of Health and Human Services will bear the brunt of Gov. Paul R. LePage's efforts to balance the state budget.
December 28, 2012Maine bottom in Forbes rank for third time
December 13, 2012Forbes magazine has again ranked Maine last in its list of the best states for business.
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