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UNE pitches $14.5M dental patient center
June 22, 2012The Portland Planning Board will soon take up a proposal by the University of New England for a $14.5 million Patient Care Facility, part of its new College of Dental Medicine expected to start up in 2013.
June 22, 2012Down East community college names interim president
June 20, 2012William Cassidy, who served as president of Washington County Community College in Calais from 2003 to 2009, will once again step into that role. He's been named interim president, taking over when Joyce Hedlund retires on June 30.
June 20, 2012Maine signs onto Harvard career prep program
June 20, 2012Maine is one of six states partnering with Harvard University to offer students alternatives to attending a four-year college.
June 20, 2012Charter school applications advance
June 14, 2012Five applications to establish charter schools have been submitted so far and are under state review.
June 14, 2012UMaine Foundation gets $7.9M gift
June 12, 2012The University of Maine Foundation has received a $7.9 million gift from the estate of alumnus Thomas Hosmer, the third-largest single gift to benefit the university.
June 12, 2012USM professor nets federal grant for biology research
June 11, 2012University of Southern Maine biology professor Lisa Moore has received a three-year, $294,000 grant from the National Science Foundation to work on a research project on the origins of life.
June 11, 2012Kaplan University launches Augusta campus
June 11, 2012Kaplan University plans to open a new campus in Augusta for the fall semester, spending several million dollars to convert a former Staples store building at 14 Marketplace Drive into classroom space.
June 11, 2012
A new plan puts employers at the forefront of job training
June 11, 2012A walk through the General Dynamics manufacturing facility in Saco juxtaposes old-school manufacturing and an increasingly high-tech environment.
June 11, 2012Work starts at new ski academy center
June 4, 2012Carrabassett Valley Academy, a ski school in western Maine, broke ground Friday on its new, $2.5 million academic center, part of its $7 million New Campus fundraising campaign.
June 4, 2012LePage vetoes $20M R&D bond proposal
May 29, 2012A $20 million bond for research and development approved earlier this month by the Legislature has been vetoed by Gov. Paul LePage.
May 29, 2012Training for the hospitality industry gets a boost from three institutions
May 28, 2012Consistently rated as the largest service sector industry worldwide, tourism is an especially important economic driver in Maine where miles of coastline and natural wonders draw those "from away" to the state.
May 28, 2012KVCC president again plans to retire
May 25, 2012Kennebec Valley Community College President Barbara Woodlee has again announced her retirement, more than two years after she first said she would step down.
May 25, 2012Budget cuts lead to Muskie School layoffs
May 18, 2012At least 11 people will be laid off from the University of Southern Maine's Muskie School of Public Service because of budget cuts.
May 18, 2012$95M in bonds net lawmaker approval
May 17, 2012The Legislature yesterday voted in favor of $95 million in bond proposals that would fund transportation, research and development and education. The five bond packages head to voters in November.
May 17, 2012N.J. man tapped as Saint Joseph's president
May 16, 2012Saint Joseph's College has hired James Dlugos of New Jersey as its new president. He replaces Kenneth Lemanski, who is serving as interim president.
May 16, 2012
A skills/jobs database could offer employment stability for The County
May 14, 2012The long-held perception of Aroostook County — and, to some extent, the state of Maine in general — is that there are no jobs. Or, if there are jobs, they're not very good ones.
May 14, 2012
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