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MDF welcomes newly elected 2025-26 board of directors and officers
Maine Development Foundation announces its 2025–2026 board leadership, welcomes new members, thanks outgoing directors, and affirms commitment to statewide economic and workforce initiatives.
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3mHigh Peaks Alliance welcomes Dr. DeCarolis to Board of Directors
FARMINGTON — High Peaks Alliance is pleased to welcome Dr. Michael DeCarolis to its Board of Directors. A local licensed emergency medicine physician based in Farmington, Dr. DeCarolis brings a deep commitment to public service, wilderness medicine, environmental education and responsible backcountry access to the organization’s leadership. Dr. DeCarolis has specialized training in wilderness medicine […]
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Parton was among the most beloved personalities in music and beyond — the rare celebrity whose appeal transcended generations, geography and politics.
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2mA woman allegedly entered a Brewer home without permission and helped herself to coffee
A man spotted Darcelle Howard allegedly entering the North Main Street home, and when police officers arrived, they found her inside drinking coffee.
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3mPenobscot Community Health Care needs $3M to avoid bankruptcy
Without an influx of cash, Penobscot Community Health Care will be forced to cut services and locations, according to its president and CEO.
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5mPenobscot Community Health Care’s financial future is at risk
"Without a capital infusion in the very near term, we will be forced to make choices to curtail services and locations."