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Amanda Rector hadn't seen her son Hunter since he was put for adoption as a baby. Eighteen years later, a chance encounter sparked a relationship between them.

Amanda Rector hadn't seen her son Hunter since he was put for adoption as a baby. Eighteen years later, a chance encounter sparked a relationship between them.

Amanda Rector hadn't seen her son Hunter since he was put for adoption as a baby. Eighteen years later, a chance encounter sparked a relationship between them.

Amanda Rector hadn't seen her son Hunter since he was put for adoption as a baby. Eighteen years later, a chance encounter sparked a relationship between them.

Amanda Rector hadn't seen her son Hunter since he was put for adoption as a baby. Eighteen years later, a chance encounter sparked a relationship between them.

Amanda Rector hadn't seen her son Hunter since he was put for adoption as a baby. Eighteen years later, a chance encounter sparked a relationship between them.

Amanda Rector hadn't seen her son Hunter since he was put for adoption as a baby. Eighteen years later, a chance encounter sparked a relationship between them.

FARMINGTON - Skowhegan Savings Bank recently hosted a panel discussion with local economic experts and business owners regarding the outlook for western Maine. The discussion began with SVP, Senior Commercial Lender, Steve Thomas announcing the bank’s commitment to bring businesses and community members together to discuss the economic environment of the region and its future

Mainebiz will host the annual Mainebiz Five on the Future Forum from 7:30-10:30 a.m. on Wednesday, Jan. 17. The event will feature a group of industry experts from top economists to area business leaders who will offer insights into what Maine businesses can expect during the rest of 2024. The forum will be held at […]

The number of people moving to Maine is more than making up for a shrinking native-born population, but a lack of housing and other infrastructure could limit future population growth.