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The program will also emphasize practical healing approaches, offering training in mindfulness, yoga, movement and arts-based practices that can help individuals regulate emotions and process trauma.

Latis Materials develops bio‑derived carbon fiber materials and composites said to offer environmentally friendly alternatives to conventional manufacturing.

Daniel Booth is taking the helm as the organization prepares to open the Maine Children’s Home Center for Families.

The $40 million investment converted close to two-thirds of a former cotton mill in Waterville into 65 residential units and 4,000 square feet of ground-floor commercial space.

The Bachelor of Science in Advanced Coaching degree is designed to prepare students for careers leading teams and developing athletes. 

Maine Children’s Home will be opening a new family center in the Waterville campus’s Lunder Building, which is currently under renovation by Winslow-based H. T. Winters Co.

Maine Children’s Home recently celebrated community members and partners who support the nonprofit’s work to build and strengthen families across the state.

Mo Willems, the author, illustrator and animator of children’s books, will deliver the commencement address at Colby College’s graduation ceremony.

The exhibitions are a collaboration between the Farnsworth Art Museum, the Colby College Museum of Art and the Brandywine Museum of Art in Pennsylvania.

The vast majority of commercial and multifamily projects built in Maine today are constructed using prefabricated components. The practice saves substantial construction time, improves predictability and delivers a superior product.