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July 8, 2024 EditionEdition

🔒Newsworthy people and performances for July 8, 2024

A roundup of new hires, promotions and achievements at Maine's businesses, health care operations, nonprofits and professional services firms.

🔒On the Record: Portland hotel executive says summer bookings are strong, but more last-minute

Ginny Hussey is general manager of the Canopy by Hilton Portland Waterfront, whose amenities include the Luna Rooftop Bar, Salt Yard Café & Bar and a "retail wall" to showcase products by local businesses.

🔒Hospitals, health care centers around Maine have a slew of upgrades in the pipeline

Across the state, expansions are planned, underway or recently completed, and range from new rural clinics to Maine Medical Center’s 300,000-square-foot Malone Family Tower in Portland.

🔒Maine has relied on travel nurses, but hospitals are still struggling to find help

The higher costs of bringing in short-term nurses was especially necessary during the pandemic. But Maine’s hospitals continue to struggle with those costs just to meet the ongoing labor shortage.
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🔒Emergency treatments: Trying times for Maine’s rural hospitals spark entrepreneurial approaches

Forced to become more resourceful, some of Maine’s smaller hospitals are finding ways to invest in upgrades and even expansions as well as address the shortage of doctors and nurses.

🔒Ask ACE: How should I set up a partnership with another entrepreneur?

Business partnerships can be fraught with issues, but Ask ACE columnist Carrie Yardley offers advice on how to avoid pitfalls.

🔒A Look Back: Portland’s East End saw a real estate surge in 2005, but not everyone was happy about it

One of the landmark changes was the redevelopment of the site that's now home to the Ocean Gateway, which in turn allowed for more cruise ship visits. But not everyone was a fan of the having more foot traffic.

🔒Editor’s Note: Hospitals are investing in Maine, but challenges remain

Despite the wave of hospital expansion, the gap between rural and more urban hospitals continues to pose challenges.
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