Live + Work in Maine

Letters mailed to more than 20,000 students accepted to one of Maine's public universities were signed by employers including WEX, MEMIC and MaineHealth.

U.S. News & World Report released its annual quality-of-life rankings this week, and the results show other New England states climbing higher on the list.

Out of 50 states and the District of Columbia ranked by personal finance website WalletHub, Maine comes in at No. 43 for working from home.

The new group will be a "confidential space to learn and ask questions," says Katie Shorey of Live + Work in Maine.

Party like it's 2024 with an eclectic musical mix that spans Judy Garland from Hollywood's Golden Age to classic rockers and rappers, and download the Spotify playlist with all 40 songs.

A report, by personal finance website WalletHub, ranks the best and worst sites for women's equality.

Portland is ranked No. 7 in a new barometer of summer job markets by personal finance website WalletHub, while Lewiston is No. 49 out of more than 180 cities across the U.S.

A Portland edition of Monopoly is under development, with sponsorship opportunities for businesses with a desire to get in the game.

Live + Work in Maine will host events in Orono and Portland on Nov. 22 to celebrate everyone who lives and works in Maine.