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Museum L-A moves forward on plans for new site, reopens with Androscoggin River exhibit
July 10, 2020As the museum moves into the fundraising phase of its plan to renovate the former Camden Yarns mill in Lewiston, it reopens today with an exhibit that looks at the Androscoggin River and its effects on manufacturing centers throughout Maine.
CMCC president to retire at summer's end
July 8, 2020Scott Knapp, president of Central Maine Community College in Auburn, will retire Aug. 31. Knapp, who took office 13 years ago, has overseen a tripling of the college’s enrollment, the bolstering of technical programs, and the addition of three new…
Bates, Colby roll out fall semester plans; 85,000 COVID-19 tests planned
July 2, 2020Both colleges are preparing for the fall semester by staggering the arrival of students on campus, changing dining procedures and other precautions. Testing will be a component too, and Colby is planning an especially rigorous program.
Maine job training, arts organizations receive $850K in response to crisis
July 2, 2020The state Department of Labor will get $450,000 to expand apprentice training, and eight arts organizations will get $400,000 to help sustain them during COVID-19 shutdowns, in separate grants announced by U.S. Rep. Chellie Pingree.
Developers say collaboration, flexibility have kept things moving during pandemic
July 1, 2020Successful real estate development during a pandemic relies heavily on collaboration among partners and being flexible, those on a Maine Real Estate and Development Association panel agreed Tuesday
Remote work plus staycation add up to a ‘workcation’ in Lakes Region
Updated: June 30, 2020The idea of a “staycation” has been around a while, and remote work is more popular than ever because of the pandemic. A Poland innkeeper has combined the two to come up with a package he’s marketing as a "workcation."
Szanton Co. 48 Hampshire development in Auburn is part of a bigger picture
June 24, 2020Every project has a story behind it, developer Nathan Szanton told the group gathered for the ribbon-cutting at 48 Hamsphire in Auburn Tuesday.
Pandemic drives 90 new hires at Lewiston info management company
June 22, 2020OpenText, formerly Carbonite, is hiring for 90 open positions in Lewiston, despite the pandemic. The company is growing at a time when 2% of surveyed websites related to COVID-19 or coronavirus were malicious.
Hunger in Maine expected to soar 40%; nonprofits, businesses respond
Updated: June 15, 2020Hunger across Maine is climbing due to the economic effects of COVID-19. Good Shepherd Food Bank, based in Auburn, and Portland nonprofit Full Plates Full Potential are among the organizations assessing and addressing the needs.
Nestlé looks at selling Poland Spring, other North American water brands
June 12, 2020The Swiss food conglomerate said it aims to complete a review of its North American mass-market bottled water business by early next year, while focusing more on international brands and premium segments.
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