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The goal this year was to help 1,400 students by raising $50,000.

The three-week legal institute welcomed a new group of students this summer

19-year-old Quinton Scott, who worked at the Friendship Houses food pantry, was shot and killed early July 4. No arrests have been made.

Conservation interests are scrambling to preserve the region's last big undeveloped spaces for the residents of tomorrow.

“It’s not only an incredible opportunity to protect habitat and canopy cover within the city’s urban zone,” said FBC Executive Director Aaron Dority, “but also an important opportunity to ensure Ellsworth continues to be a place where people want to live, do business and recreate outdoors.”

Gov. Janet Mills is adding 20 new conservation projects to the Land for Maine’s Future Program.

Silicon Valley, California (PRWEB) June 16, 2022 -- The African Diaspora Network will host a virtual pitch session for the eleven African-led startups that

With more business activities resuming across the region, the International Monetary Fund forecasts Asia Pacific’s GDP to expand by 4.9% this year. However, that forecast can only become a reality if businesses in the region reinvent themselves for the digital-first economy.

One in three companies in the Asia Pacific will generate more than 30 percent of their revenues from digital products and services by 2023.

Plan to upgrade parks across Maine represents first meaningful investment in park infrastructure in 15 years; comes at a time of record visitation and aims to improve experience for Maine people and visitors CAMDEN HILLS STATE PARK – Governor Janet Mills today announced the launch of a $50 million initiative through her Maine Jobs & Recovery Plan to rebuild infrastructure at State Parks across Maine to make them more enjoyable and accessible for Maine people and visitors.