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🔒Construction’s moving parts: Prefab components have come a long way

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.

18 Maine nonprofits awarded grants to boost community impact

In total, Bangor Savings Bank's philanthropic arm awarded $77,450 to 27 nonprofits across northern New England.

🔒Smart cookies: Girl Scouts learn the biz on Waterville’s retail strip

A Cookie Rally isn't just about fun and games, it’s about readying Girl Scout troops ahead of their biggest annual fundraiser. Here's a sweet report from an on-the-ground tagalong in Waterville.

Former Portland Sea Dogs chairman to speak at Thomas College graduation

Bill Burke, former chairman of the Portland Sea Dogs, was named 2026 commencement speaker at Thomas College in Waterville.
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12 startups named to Waterville business accelerator program

Now in its fifth year, Dirigo Labs is a 16-week program aimed at helping companies with early traction and growth potential reach the next level.

Thomas College plans immersive summer camps for teens

The program is designed to provide hands-on learning, skill-building and real-world exploration of STEM and outdoor leadership.

Waterville arts nonprofit taps fundraising chief

Allison Cooley previously served as chief development officer at Walnut Hill School for the Arts in Natick and at the Longy School of Music an affiliate of Bard College in Cambridge, Mass.

Thomas College and Central Maine Motors team up to launch training program

Programs are designed for employees at all levels, including new managers, experienced supervisors, senior leaders and specialized functional teams.
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Waterville nonprofit names interim leader

Daniel Booth previously served more than 12 years on Maine Children's Home board of directors.

Thomas College professor receives grant to forward K-12 STEM education

The project is designed to address the shortage in Maine of qualified STEM educators by providing teachers with classroom-ready lessons while preparing future educators with hands-on training.
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