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Heroes wanted: Maine's health care employers are hiring more than ever
Updated: May 25, 2020Maine needed more nurses and health care workers long before COVID-19. But the pandemic has sent demand skyrocketing in many health professions, while changing the industry for everyone.
Reopening checklist help offered by HospitalityMaine, EMCC
May 21, 2020Customer confidence is necessary for reopening to be successful, and training on health and safety guidelines are a big part of that, said Steve Hewins, CEO of HospitalityMaine.
Derailed for now, five small businesses make changes to stay on track
Updated: May 18, 2020These snapshots show how small businesses are making the best of a big challenge. Plans are on hold, and frustration can be frequent. But the businesses are ready to rebound.
Small businesses fight the pandemic: Manufacturers, breweries and more change up production
Updated: May 18, 2020Manufacturing plants, breweries and university labs may seem like unlikely business partners. But in the age of coronavirus, Maine small businesses and other organizations are teaming up to produce critically needed supplies.
UMaine, businesses team up to tackle food waste
Updated: May 14, 2020The state's business community is part of a new council convened by the University of Maine to reduce food waste. The council has grown to comprise 30 members, including representatives from food manufacturing, the grocery industry and other sectors.
Bangor will postpone — and rebrand — its July 4th celebration
May 13, 2020The traditional Independence Day festivities are now rescheduled for Labor Day weekend, and are scaled down from original plans. The event also has a new coronavirus-focused theme.
Southern, midcoast Maine nonprofits receive COVID-19 funding
Updated: May 13, 2020A Portland foundation has committed $1 million to support vulnerable populations during the pandemic. Midcoast health centers will receive $10,000 to support telehealth services and PPE purchasing.
Maine 'aquaculture hub' coordinator to support workforce development
Updated: May 12, 2020A new coordinator with international aquaculture experience will help develop a 10-year roadmap for aquaculture in Maine.
UMaine team has created a statewide production hub for making critically needed PPE
May 11, 2020The University of Maine System assembled a team to address the shortage of personal protective equipment for health care workers. Existing relationships between sectors were essential for fast turnaround. It's been a grassroots effort that's…
Pandemic may mean bleak season for Maine's longstanding agricultural fairs
May 6, 2020This year's Common Ground Country Fair will be a virtual one. The spread of COVID-19 alters plans for many of Maine's agricultural fairs, some of which date to the early 1800s.
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