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Scarborough-based Landry/French Construction has promoted Mason Rowell to senior vice president of operations. Rowell joined the company in 2011 as an assistant project manager. During this time ...
A total of $9.3 million from the state Affordable Homeownership Program will subsidize construction of 169 new housing units in 11 projects across the state, MaineHousing announced. The new ...
Hancock Lumber will make its first foray into the Bay State through the acquisition of Johnson Lumber, a single-location lumberyard in Salisbury, Mass., about six miles north of Newburyport.
Gagne & Son, the Belgrade-based manufacturer of concrete, masonry and hardscape products, has appointed Conor Cooper as CEO. Cooper has more than two decades of leadership in the building ...
Presque Isle International Airport broke ground for a $38.4 million passenger terminal that will replace a facility that dates back to 1952. Terminal construction and other upgrades are part of a ...
After three decades of leadership, Jamie Wright, the founder and owner of Gorham Bike & Ski, announced his retirement and the transition of ownership to longtime employee and friend, Dan ...
My client Lesley looks close to tears. She works in a large accounting firm in another state, and though we are separated geographically, her stress is coming through loud and clear. Spring is ...
When it comes to Maine’s housing market, cash is king in more than a third of purchases, according to state rankings released Tuesday. The report, by a national mortgage lender based in ...
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As Maine continues to build a strong workforce for the future, it’s more important than ever for students to know about the incredible resources available to help them succeed. Whether you’re ...
Health care systems throughout the nation are in a make-or-break moment as they combat soaring costs of labor, drugs and supplies against Medicare and Medicaid reimbursements that are not keeping ...
When Jason Lary was released from prison in 2023, he was in need of a job — and work clothes, boots, tools and a way to get around. He found what he needed at MaineWorks, a Portland-based ...
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