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Bangor Savings, Camden National rank high in recent satisfaction surveys
May 5, 2021Bangor Savings and Camden National, the largest Maine-based banks, ranked high on recent lists from Forbes magazine and J.D. Power Inc.
Shaw's truckers, mechanics walk off the job as unions celebrate recent wins in Maine
Updated: May 3, 2021Workers for a Shaw's trucking subsidiary were taking to picket lines in Scarborough and Wells early Monday, after deciding to "pull the plug" on contract negotiations stalled since February.
Maine hospitals get good grades in latest Leapfrog ratings
Updated: April 30, 2021Maine ranked No. 3 among states for the highest percentage of hospitals receiving the top grade from the Leapfrog Group, a national health care watchdog group.
UMaine System trustees will consider interim location for Maine Law
April 28, 2021A trustee committee will also take up a proposed new name for a building on the University of Maine campus in Orono. That classroom facility was christened after Clarence Cook Little, a former UMaine president and an advocate of eugenics.
Climate change may hurt Maine's wild blueberry industry, but growers can lessen the risk
Updated: April 27, 2021Growers will need to be prepared for future warming and water loss as the climate warms, according to a new study. Strategies could include irrigation, soil amendments, predictive production models and remote sensing techniques.
ND Paper will recycle paper to produce pulp at Old Town mill, adding 20 jobs
April 22, 2021A new production line will deploy a patent-pending technology to manufacture pulp from discarded boxes and other waste paper. ND Paper says the operation will drive more recycling while reducing the use of landfills.
Maine scores high on US list of best small cities for launching a business
April 21, 2021Four Maine cities ranked among 1,337 nationwide for business-friendliness. Financial website WalletHub based the evaluation on 20 criteria related to business environment, business costs and access to business resources.
UMaine panel: Self-driving vehicles could build on ‘live and work in Maine' trend
Updated: April 19, 2021Thanks to digital technology, the pandemic changed how people live, work and travel. As a time-saver, autonomous vehicles could have similar effects. “I think this has profound implications for settlement and work patterns in Maine,” said one expert.
Mercy Hospital in Portland receives $250K grant toward campus consolidation
April 15, 2021A grant from the Lunder Foundation will provide a one-to-one match for the hospital's ongoing relocation to its Fore River Parkway campus. That project is expected to be complete later this year.
Even more new flights coming to Bangor, Portland airports
April 15, 2021At Maine's two largest airports, carriers continue to increase the frequency of flights and add new destinations in anticipation of the summer travel season.
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