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Manufacturing job training program graduates first class
December 22, 2011The Maine Manufacturing Extension Partnership is graduating the first class in its new Mobile Outreach Skills Training program.
December 22, 2011Husson looking to expand in Portland
December 19, 2011Husson University has a purchase-and-sale agreement to buy the Elks Lodge on Congress Street in Portland for more than $2 million.
December 19, 2011LePage forms new job training board
December 15, 2011Gov. Paul LePage has established a new State Workforce Investment Board within the Maine Department of Labor tasked with developing work force-training policies.
December 15, 2011UMS names three chancellor finalists
December 15, 2011The University of Maine System has narrowed down its search for a new chancellor to three finalists, including the CEO of James W. Sewall Co.
December 15, 2011EMCC to offer casino-related training
December 13, 2011Hollywood Slots is partnering with Eastern Maine Community College to offer a new associate degree programs in hospitality and tourism to help support the casino's expansion into table games.
December 13, 2011Report: ME lags in college access
December 13, 2011Maine still trails the rest of the country when it comes to college enrollment and graduation, according to a new report from the Mitchell Institute.
December 13, 2011Eastport finalizes Boat School sale
December 7, 2011The sale of the Boat School in Eastport to Perry Marine has been finalized despite a lawsuit challenging it.
December 7, 2011Harvard VP is new Bates president
December 5, 2011Bates College in Lewiston has hired Harvard University official A. Clayton Spencer as its new president, effective July 1.
December 5, 2011Fort Kent gets $2.6M for biomass system
November 9, 2011The University of Maine at Fort Kent and the town's public school district have received a $2.6 million federal grant to construct a biomass heating system to heat 11 of the institutions' buildings.
November 9, 2011Thomas College president to retire
November 8, 2011Thomas College President George Spann will retire in June, he announced yesterday.
November 8, 2011Report: ME school costs rise slowly
November 1, 2011Maine's public education costs are not rising as quickly as their peers, according to new data from the College Board.
November 1, 2011Program to train students for tech work
November 1, 2011Presque Isle software and customer service company BalanceBPO has partnered with the University of Maine at Presque Isle to create a certification program in process outsourcing.
November 1, 2011Report downgrades college savings plan
October 31, 2011An investment research firm has downgraded Maine's $5.3 billion NextGen college savings plan, operated by Merrill Lynch, though the Finance Authority of Maine says the move has little meaning.
October 31, 2011UMaine to build cellulose facility
October 28, 2011The University of Maine's Forest Bioproducts Research Institute is building a $1.5 million plant to manufacture a cellulose material that could someday replace synthetic plastics.
October 28, 2011New school of thought | Welcoming foreign students is an investment in Maine's future
October 17, 2011If you visit Maine’s college and academy campuses lately, you may notice some exciting changes in student populations. Maine educational institutions are going global in their student recruitment, and this development is an encouraging sign.
October 17, 2011Trust sues over health insurance laws
October 17, 2011The Maine Education Association's Benefits Trust, one of the state's largest insurance carriers for educators, has filed a federal lawsuit challenging two new state health insurance laws.
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