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TD Bank will close 51 US branches, including three in Maine

The move, part of a revamp outlined last month that includes store upgrades and "tech-forward" digital banking, will leave the lender with 28 retail locations in Maine.

In parts of rural Maine, housing crisis is ‘not a single-issue challenge’

Throughout Piscataquis and Penobscot counties, the housing crisis is not a single-issue challenge, but a constellation of interrelated barriers, according to a report from Eastern Maine Development Corp.

A guide to Career and Technical Education in Maine

Training an educated workforce is key to developing a successful and productive community and economy. CTE, through...

Lincoln Technology Park will get $4.5M in congressional funds aimed at infrastructure upgrades

The money would support installation of critical infrastructure necessary for redevelopment of the former pulp and paper mill, resulting in job creation.
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Former mill in Lincoln could be the site of world’s largest ‘battery’ for storing power

The project could strengthen the transmission system and support the delivery of higher loads of power from renewable energy sources, including nearby onshore wind turbines.

$33M in federal funds will help clean up contamination at 13 Maine sites

The EPA brownfield grants, ranging from $500,000 to $5.5 million, will fund assessment and cleanup work by nonprofits, municipalities and public agencies across Maine.

Penobscot Valley Hospital finds a new CEO within its own ranks

The hospital's chief nursing officer has been tapped for the top position, succeeding Crystal Landry, who last month said she was resigning.

CEO of Penobscot Valley Hospital, Crystal Landry, will step down in coming months

Landry, a 2021 Mainebiz Woman to Watch, will end a tenure at the Lincoln hospital that includes successfully leading it through a Chapter 11 bankruptcy and reorganization.
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Maine State Credit Union hires VP of mortgage lending with commercial bank experience

Before joining Maine State Credit Union, Nicole Hotchkin was a vice president and senior retail loan officer for Camden National Bank at its Belfast branch.

Lincoln looks to attract innovative tech companies to former mill site

Led by Steve Levesque, who oversaw the growth of Brunswick Landing, Lincoln's 387-acre, $60 million planned redevelopment is envisioned as a center for next-generation technology-driven industries. Target sectors include biofuel, mass timber, renewable energy and value-added food production.
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