New hires Fluid Imaging Technologies, a biotechnology company in Scarborough, hired Dominic Benfatta as a customer care associate. Bangor Savings Bank hired Cindy Fogg as a mortgage loan officer at […]
David Libby is president and CEO of Town & Country Federal Credit Union, Maine’s largest in terms of members. Today it has 122 employees and $385 million in assets. In this Q. and A. interview he talks about some of the credit union's initiatives and how they advance the goal of gaining younger members.
Though it’s come a long way already, the redevelopment of Lewiston’s Bates Mill Complex is still a work in progress. Additional renovation work is taking place in the upper floors of Building 1, while the longer-term effort at Mill No. 5 continues with efforts to line up potential tenants.
Auburn Mayor Jason Levesque, a fifth-generation Auburn resident who returned to Maine after attending West Virginia Wesleyan College, is bullish about Auburn and the greater Lewiston-Auburn area in terms of location and affordability.
As Auburn struggles to revise its 55-year-old Agricultural and Resource Protection Zoning District, there are different perspectives among those battling over how that new economy will be formed.
The town of Bethel and neighboring ski areas are in the midst of expanding and diversifying their economies. Various interests aim to leverage assets that have long made the area a desirable destination to outdoor enthusiasts. That includes proximity to New England population centers, location at the nexus of important corridors, Bethel’s reputation as an “authentic” New England town, and a longstanding vacation vibe for the region’s mountains, lakes and preserved lands.