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Maine Bankers Association president to retire in June

Jim Roche joined the organization in August 2021 after leading the Business & Industry Association of New Hampshire for 17 years.

Thomaston’s first condo development nears completion

The developer chose to create condos because they could maximize the density of the 1.76-acre property. The project is Thomaston’s first condominium development.

How to cut costs while going green

While Maine employers already have a lot to worry about these days, climate change should not be overlooked as an urgent priority.

🔒Branching out: In an age of banking apps, institutions grapple with physical footprints

Banks across Maine are looking to right-size their footprints and tap new market opportunities, with changes that include expanding some facilities and consolidating others.
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Androscoggin Bank to close one of its two Auburn branches

'We remain steadfast in our commitment to our retail banking branches, and we do not have any plans to close other locations,' a spokeswoman for the bank told Mainebiz.

Androscoggin Bank’s next VP of government banking brings over 25 years of experience

Christine Bishop has been named vice president, government banking services officer at Lewiston-based Androscoggin Bank.

🔒Mainers are making moves: a roundup of recent leadership changes in banking

Maine banks and credit unions — including Saco & Biddeford Savings, the Country Federal Credit Union, M&T Bank, Maine Savings Federal Credit Union and Androscoggin Bank — have seen a slew of significant personnel changes.

🔒Newsworthy people and performances for Nov. 27, 2023

A roundup of new hires, promotions and achievements at businesses, nonprofits and health care facilities around Maine.
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Androscoggin Bank hires COO with diverse industry experience

Androscoggin Bank, based in Lewiston, has appointed Kate Rush as the next executive vice president and chief operating officer.

Many businesses throughout Maine stay closed as manhunt continues

As the manhunt for Robert Card continues, many companies have continued to announce their closures for the day, events have been canceled and many schools have canceled classes or will have a remote learning day.
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