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New Ventures Maine has appointed Suzanne Senechal-Jandreau, who began with the education and economic development program in 1997, to the role of program director.
The parcel acquired by Ducks Unlimited is adjacent to the Garcelon Wildlife Management Area, which is overseen by the Maine Department of Inland Fisheries & Wildlife.
Barnes & Noble is opening its third location in Maine at 200 Running Hill Road in South Portland.
The acquisition of Augusta-based Turf Doctor will give Washington State-based Senske Services a foothold in New England.
UMA now has a music technology degree program, designed to prepare future artists with tools and skills to navigate the music industry.
Plans for the branch come soon after state regulators approved UCU's request to convert to a community charter, opening membership to residents and businesses in 11 Maine counties.
The funds will assist the company finalize its equipment purchases and installation and begin operations for its molded-fiber manufacturing operation.
Augusta-based Maine State Credit Union has promoted Amanda Crommett to senior vice president and chief organizational development officer and Jason Hilt to senior vice president and chief financial officer.
As the demand for nursing staff in the state continues, the University of Maine at Augusta will expand enrollment for its nursing degree programs by opening a new facility.
Kennebec Savings Bank has appointed Aline Taylor as chief retail banking officer and a new member of the bank’s leadership team.
Total spending on holiday shopping was predicted to surpass $1 trillion this year, according to the National Retail Federation.
The trade association predicted retail sales in November and December would grow between 3.7% and 4.2% over 2024, which translates to total spending between $1.01 trillion and $1.02 trillion. By comparison, last year’s holiday sales rose 4.3% over 2023, totaling $976.1 billion.
But holiday shopping can be tricky, with some products seeing price increases, and the overall cost being driven up by gift wrapping, packaging and shipping.
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