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Long-time commercial broker Uhlenhake joins Maine Commercial Realty
Laurie Schreiber Updated: November 6, 2023Maine Commercial Realty's owner, John Bonadio, worked on the opposite side of deals from Bev Uhlenhake for almost two decades.
Bangor International Airport hires director with extensive experience at regional airports
Alexis Wells Updated: November 3, 2023Jose Saavedra has worked at airports in five states and currently serves as the director of industry programs at the American Association of Airport Executives in Alexandria, Va.
UMaine eyes upgrades to century-old steam plant on Orono campus
Laurie Schreiber November 1, 2023An addition to the plant would have the capacity to provide 100% renewable energy, minimizing the university's fossil fuel dependence and exposure to volatile pricing.
A Maine manufacturer helping small businesses: Pieceworks handles a range of production
Alexis Wells Updated: October 30, 2023Pieceworks is a Montville family business that provides contract manufacturing and assembly for entrepreneurs, filling a gap and allowing them to scale up.
Maine Hospital Association partners with Husson University on workforce development
Alexis Wells October 25, 2023The Maine Hospital Association is partnering with Husson University to offer members and employees courses at a discounted rate.
Sim City Golf to add locations in Bangor and Old Orchard Beach
Laurie Schreiber Updated: October 30, 2023Golf pro Brian Bickford, owner of Sim City Golf in Westbrook, plans to open Bangor and Old Orchard Beach locations by Nov. 1.
Northern Light Health partners with developer on Bangor housing for visiting doctors, nurses
Peter Van Allen Updated: November 2, 2023The health care system, which cites the housing shortage as an issue in recruiting, partnered with High Tide Capital on the historic renovation of a downtown Bangor building that will have 20 apartments. The building will open in early November.
Husson University receives over $2M to help more low-income students graduate
Alexis Wells October 19, 2023Husson University in Bangor has received federal grants of over $2 million to fund resources aimed at helping low-income students stay in school and graduate.
Husson president, now the longest-serving for any Maine college, will step down
Alexis Wells October 17, 2023Robert Clark has led the Bangor university since January 2010. His career in higher education spans more than 40 years.
Maine Savings' next CIO brings 10 years of industry experience
Alexis Wells October 15, 2023Adam Kavanagh has worked in the credit union industry for more than a decade. He is also an active member of the Maine Credit Union League's Compliance Council.
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Since long before the state was a state or even part of one, Maine has been home to nations of indigenous people. Today, that relationship continues to make news.
On Nov. 17, Gov. Janet Mills met with representatives of the Wabanaki tribes to discuss how the Legislature might expand their rights to self-governance. Under an $82 million legal settlement reached in 1980, Maine tribes do not have the sovereign status that hundreds of federally recognized tribes across the U.S. enjoy.
The meeting came days after the state's legalized sports betting market opened for business, an enterprise granted almost exclusively to the Maine tribes — the Houlton Band of Maliseet Indians, the Mi’kmaq Nation, the Penobscot Nation, and the Passamaquoddy Tribe at Indian Township and at Sipayik.
Also in November, a national conservation group announced plans to turn over nearly 30,000 acres of northern Maine woodland to the Penobscot Nation.
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Few people are adequately prepared for all the tasks involved in planning and providing care for aging family members. SeniorSmart provides an essential road map for navigating the process. This resource guide explores the myriad of care options and offers essential information on topics ranging from self-care to legal and financial preparedness.
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