Bangor Daily News
Husson’s new OTD program offers more options for high school students to accelerate toward professional life
BANGOR — Husson University is launching a new pathway to allow students to accelerate toward an advanced professional degree in occupational therapy. The doctorate in occupational therapy will be…
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1mDog kills 7-week-old Maine child
The child died at the scene.
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4mTroy Jackson endorsed by Houlton Band of Maliseets
It comes a week after Jackson celebrated Indigenous People’s Day with tribal members and held a virtual roundtable with Wabanaki leaders.
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5mMechanized logging operations an forest trucking program in its 10th year
COURTESY OF THE PROFESSIONAL LOGGING CONTRACTORS (PLC) OF THE NORTHEAST The Mechanized Logging Operations and Forest Trucking (MLOFT) Program, a unique hands-on training course that prepares students for careers in the logging industry, is in its tenth year of classes at an active harvest site in central Maine. The certificate program for operators of mechanized […]
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7mMaine's forest acres are an essential dual economic engine
WRITTEN BY WANDA CURTIS According to the Maine Forest Service (MFS), the state of Maine boasts the highest percentage of forested land of any state in the nation. Approximately 17.5 million acres of forest land cover upwards of 89 percent of the land area. Director of the Center for Research on Sustainable Forests Aaron Weiskittel […]
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8mRooted in the game: How Maine trees power America's pastime
WRITTEN BY DYLAN SAVAGEAU Maine hardwood finds its way into countless products, from flooring and furniture to more distinctive items — like baseball bats. During the two seasons I worked at Dovetail Bat Company, I had a firsthand look at nearly every stage of the process. Tree-length logs arrived at the yard and passed through […]