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Sunday, November 18, 2018
Thursday, November 8, 2018 3:53 PM
On October 31, Camden National Bank (CNB) recognized six outstanding nonprofit board leaders with 2018 Leaders & Luminaries Awards and $22,000 in grants to their respective organizations. The awards luncheon took place . . .
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The agreement is expected to be finalized following a 60-day due-diligence period, after which a closing date will be determined
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“EPA is proud to help spark innovation to address critical environmental and public health needs through our Small Business Innovation and Research program,” said EPA Regional Administrator Alexandra Dunn
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At its recent meeting, the Board of Directors of the Maine Lobster Festival announced that the officers for 2019 are Celia Knight, president; Peter Beal, vice president; Barbara Toler, secretary; and Laurie Smith, treasurer. . . .
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On Tuesday, November 13, from 5 to 7 p.m. at Aura in Portland, Mainebiz magazine will host a reception to recognize the 11 people it recently featured as shaping the future of Maine’s economy. The chosen 11 include Ben and . . .
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University of Maine Cooperative Extension will offer Produce Safety Alliance grower training in three locations in the coming months. The training will be held from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. and is open to Maine residents only. . . .
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Reade Brower, who founded The Free Press in 1985, was named Community Person of the Year at the Penobscot Bay Regional Chamber of Commerce awards ceremony on Saturday, November 3. The other annual award winners . . .
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The Machias Savings Bank Foundation recently awarded 13 organizations with a total of $50,000 in Community Development Grants. The organizations are located in six different counties, with statewide reach and impact. . . .
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United Midcoast Charities has become a Funding Information Network partner with Foundation Center, a leading source of information about philanthropy worldwide. “As a Funding Information Network partner, we can now offer . . ."
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War Memorial Post 30 of the American Legion in Camden, a nonprofit committed to serving all veterans and their community, has been selected as a beneficiary of the Hannaford Helps Reusable Bag Program for the month of November . . .
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The Maine Attorney General’s Office is recruiting volunteers for Consumer Mediation Service, for those interested in helping Maine consumers resolve disputes with businesses, the next training is scheduled for January 14 to 16, 2019 . . .
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University of Maine Cooperative Extension and the Farm Service Agency (FSA) will provide free consults to Maine farmers through January 2019 on production and financial record-keeping. During the consultation, farmers will be asked . . .
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The Maine Tourism Association (MTA) will soon begin operating a staffing service for its members to address the workforce shortage in the tourism industry. The staffing service will find employees in other states, provide background . . .
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New Ventures Maine in partnership with Rockland Public Library will offer “My Next Career Move,” a free four-week class designed to enable participants to take charge of their career and create an action plan to achieve success . . .
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The board of directors of the Retail Association of Maine has unanimously selected Union Farm Equipment to be the recipient of its 2018 Retailer of the Year award. Union Farm Equipment was chosen “for its reputation as a . . .
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GrowSmart Maine has invited Bruce Katz, co-author of “The New Localism,” to be a featured presenter at its annual summit on Thursday, October 11, from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Cross Insurance Center in Bangor. Katz says . . .
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The Maine Lobster Festival Board of Directors awarded MCH Meals on Wheels a $1,500 grant at its September 25 meeting. MCH Inc. is the Knox County Meals on Wheels provider and has, with local support, run the program for . . .
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Applications are now being accepted for selection as the beneficiary of proceeds from the June 2019 concert by Midcoast Community Chorus (MCC). The 170-voice, multigenerational community chorus, under the artistic direction of . . .
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Strong sales continued in Maine’s single-family existing homes market last month. According to the Maine Association of Realtors, 2,072 homes were sold in August— a 5.88-percent increase compared to August 2017. The median sales . . .
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A new federal law that eliminates fees for getting and removing credit freezes at the three nationwide credit bureaus took effect on September 21. “It’s about time the credit bureaus stopped charging us for the right to control our own information. . . .
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