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Maine employers need more workers with postsecondary credentials. The seamless transfer option could help increase the size and skills of Maine’s workforce.
The number of clean energy jobs in Maine has surpassed 15,000, increasing faster in the state than anywhere else in New England, a report shows.
Students will work on systems that resemble high-production facilities. It’s estimated the aquaculture sector will need 1,300 additional employees in the next 15 years.
There were delays and cancellations at Portland International Airport and Bangor International Airport. Other disruptions across the state were spotty.
The need for workers in the renewable energy industry is pressing. The $2 million Green Jobs for ME program aims to expand the number of Mainers in construction and skilled trades who enter the field.
The University of Maine at Presque Isle has hired two employees for its newly restructured office of university advancement.
The University of New England is expanding its offerings to include an online animal behavior certification course.
Avesta Housing awarded scholarships to students in its housing.
Expected to open in late 2025, the lab will provide commercial-scale processing and production capacity in 4,800 square feet of space — with the potential to expand.
It’s crucial that regional and national food systems become more climate-smart, support communities and conservation, and address hunger, said the school’s CEO.
Qualified aircraft mechanics are in high demand but short supply across Maine’s growing aviation and aerospace sectors, which must recruit workers from out of state.
With a $50,000 donation, Northeast Delta Dental has become the newest founding sponsor of space at the University of Southern Maine’s career and employment hub.
After almost four decades as the president of Northern Maine Community College, Tim Crowley will retire this summer.
The event, now in its seventh year, has raised over $75,000 for the Foundation for Portland Public School.
The courtyard is a half-acre, semi-enclosed space adjacent to the McGoldrick Center and the new Portland Commons Residence Hall.
Letters mailed to more than 20,000 students accepted to one of Maine's public universities were signed by employers including WEX, MEMIC and MaineHealth.