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Proceeds from the event at Underhill Arena will benefit John F. Murphy Homes.

Members are able to shop for supplies on Tuesday and Wednesday afternoons and Saturday mornings.

SARASOTA, Fla., April 08, 2024 -- Roper Technologies, Inc. announced that John F. Murphy has joined the Company’s Board of Directors. Mr. Murphy most recently served as Executive Vice President...

L.D. 1718 would encourage participation in Maine's essential support workforce through access to higher education. This will also help to attract workers to direct care jobs, retain them in the field, and look beyond salary for incentives.

After actor Terrence Howard allegedly threatened a Justice Department lawyer and said it's “immoral for the United States government to charge taxes to the descendants of slaves," a federal judge ordered him to pay nearly $1 million in back taxes, interest, and penalties, the Philadelphia Inquirer r...

The Maine Department of Labor’s CareerCenter is offering several hiring events in March, including those in Lewiston and Brunswick. • General Dynamics/Bath Iron Works, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Friday, March 1, Lewiston CareerCenter at 5 Mollison Way. Learn about the many opportunities available and receive an on-the-spot interview. Contact Christina King at 207-530-6694 or […]

Commissioners agree to enter negotiation with John F. Murphy Homes to purchase its building at 800 Center St. and move their governmental operation next door to the future site of the Androscoggin County Sheriff's Department.

Commissioners are expected to make an offer to buy a building at 800 Center St., which houses John F. Murphy Homes and is next to the future location of the Sheriff's Office.

ALLENTOWN – The mother of a six-year-old Pen Argyl boy who filed suit against her Florida-based landlord, charging that his failure to remediate lead from the home she rented has left her son with permanent brain damage, recently settled her claims for $20,000.

PHILADELPHIA – A federal judge has granted Airbnb’s motion that arbitration should govern a dispute between itself and a South Philly landlord, who said the property he offered for rent through the service sustained damages in excess of $75,000.