Maher Engineers News Today

The Press Herald Toy Fund in the Spirit of Bruce Roberts provided new toys and books to more than 2,600 Maine children during the recent holiday season. Once again, the annual gift drive brightened the holidays for children who were most in need of joy. Some have been homeless, escaped domestic violence or lost a […]

CAMDEN — A proposed $210,000 consent agreement concerning dead trees and the illegal application of the chemical Tebuthiuron on private land adjacent to Camden Harbor will come before the Select Board Wednesday evening, Nov. 8, at a regularly...

ROCKLAND — The city will hold a meeting Thursday evening Oct. 12 to outline plans to cleanup a former scrap metal junkyard and seek public comment.

NEW HIRES Nicholas DiMatteo joins Katahdin Trust as senior vice president of commercial services. DiMatteo is based out of the Scarborough branch of Katahdin Trust. Through this new role, he will supervise the commercial loan staff and service commercial accounts. With over 15 years of commercial banking experience, DiMatteo joins the seven-person commercial team in […]

New Branch Manager Rachel Bunker has been with Bangor Savings Bank for two years.

Huqiu Zhang has worked with Coca-Cola and GE Plastics, among other multinational corporations, and has earned international regard in the field of regulatory compliance for consumer product safety and food packaging.

NEW HIRES Dr. Anthony Pastore has joined the Windham primary care practice of Northern Light Mercy Hospital. He holds a medical degree from the University of New England College of Osteopathic Medicine in Biddeford, and is board-certified by the American Board of Family Medicine. Prior to joining Northern Light Mercy Primary Care,  Pastore completed his […]

Their charity grew out of a simple little idea the two friends conjured up in the difficult winter of 1949.

Sevee & Maher Engineers has acquired Bono Consulting Inc., of Park Ridge, Ill., adding 17 employees. It now has a total of more than 80 employees.

Sevee & Maher Engineering has long-standing ties with both active state-owned landfills, raising concerns among lawmakers about whether the study will be objective. It holds a contract with the state to operate, monitor and maintain Dolby Landfill, dating from 2018, and the state has paid $1.96 million, according to the bureau.