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Bangor nursing home to be acquired by Catholic health system in Massachusetts
Updated: May 26, 2021Bangor Nursing & Rehabilitation Center, a 60-bed facility whose roots go back to 1828, would join a 15-facility health care system with $745 million in annual revenues.
Biz Bites: Notable developments, Portland residential market, more
May 25, 2021Developments from Scarborough to Bangor get MEREDA nods; the latest on Portland house pricing trends, including April highest and lowest; Build Conference set for June; and some ribbon-cuttings and spring plantings.
New program steps up internships for UMaine graduate students
May 25, 2021UMaine’s program for graduate students uses interdisciplinary or nontraditional placements to reflect complexities of real-world work. “That’s the way most things happen in real life,” said one administrator.
Trustees OK Maine Law's temporary move, delay budget vote until June
Updated: May 25, 2021Monday's vote clears the way for temporarily moving Maine's only law school to downtown Portland, at least for a while.
14 Maine airports awarded $14.5M for latest round of improvements
May 21, 2021System plan updates, runway and taxiway reconstructions, lights and marking, pavement surfacing and mitigation of wildlife hazards are all on tap.
UMaine prof looks to boost local production of environmentally friendly disinfectant
Updated: May 18, 2021An experimental disinfectant — made with only salt, water and electricity — could someday be an environmentally friendly Maine product that fights COVID-19.
Services, food, art: Maine entrepreneurs compete to be ‘Top Gun’
Updated: May 17, 2021Eight finalists from throughout Maine will compete May 26 for a $25,000 prize. Top Gun assists early-stage entrepreneurs in growing their businesses through classroom curriculum and mentoring.
UMaine composites center chief promotes new technology before US Senate
May 14, 2021Weighing transportation resiliency against climate change, senators learned of UMaine’s “bridge in a backpack,” composite girders, modular breakwaters and bio-based 3D printing. “The summary is, please invest in R&D,” said the center’s director.
Ahead of Mother's Day, 6 Maine execs reflect on motherhood, business leadership
May 7, 2021Ahead of Mother's Day this Sunday, some Maine business executives who are also parents shared their thoughts on lessons from motherhood they apply in their professional lives.
Maine bankruptcy filings creep up, but are still under last year's pace
May 6, 2021The number of filings for bankruptcy protection has ticked upward since last fall, but are still far short of the peak at the start of pandemic.
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