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State, local government offices begin to reopen; train is moving again
June 11, 2020Government offices in Maine are opening their doors to perform in-person functions, and transportation services are gradually resuming operations as well.
Higher ed notebook: UMaine System 'resilience badge,' USM scholarships
Updated: June 2, 2020The University of Maine System is offering a "microcredential" program to help students make themselves more attractive to potential employers, while USM is offering scholarships to students who have served as first responders and essential workers…
Preparing for a pandemic: Central Maine Healthcare had a sound plan — would it be enough?
Updated: June 1, 2020Central Maine Healthcare had long prepared for emergencies such as the massive outbreak of a deadly disease. But when Maine's first COVID-19 patient entered an emergency room on March 10, things happened fast.
Response to pandemic has been inspiring
Updated: June 1, 2020By now, we’ve heard numerous stories about manufacturers converting operations to make face masks, hand sanitizer, swabs or even vaccines.
MCF awards $200K in Startup/Scale Up grants, from Millinocket to Portland
May 22, 2020Recipients in the latest funding round include Our Katahdin, to develop affordable incubator space in downtown Millinocket, and the New England Arab American Organization in Portland.
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.
Central Maine Healthcare, Bateman Partners move forward on another project
May 20, 2020Central Maine Healthcare and Bateman Partners LLC are moving forward on plans for an ambulatory care center in Topsham, the latest in an ongoing development partnership.
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.
From the Editor: As pandemic gets entrenched, businesses find ways to adapt
Updated: May 18, 2020The timing of this small business issue comes at a time when small businesses are in disarray, struggling to find their way during the COVID-19 crisis.
Fundraising roundup: St. Dom's exceeds $300K goal, Chowderfest in Wells this week
May 11, 2020Charitable giving during the COVID-19 pandemic remains strong, with St. Dominic Academy surpassing its $300,000 fundraising goal in an ongoing campaign and a chowderfest to raise money for the Good Shepherd Food Bank.
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