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Obituary: Margaret Ann Dunn

AUGUSTA - Margaret A. Dunn, "Margie", 74, died after a long illness on Dec. 15, 2023, at the Alfond Center for ...

Earn-While-You-Learn partnership for multilingual learners forms

AUGUSTA — Augusta Adult and Community Education, in collaboration with MaineGeneral Health, recently introduced its Earn While You Learn initiative for multilingual learners. This program aims to empower multilingual students by offering educational opportunities while gaining practical experience within the healthcare industry. Dr. Kayla Sikora, director of Augusta Adult and Community Education, played a key […]

Waterville mill housing project moves forward as developer secures financing

North River Co. plans to transform the former Lockwood Mill at 6 Water St. into 65 affordable apartments and some commercial space as part of the $40 million project.

Waterville mill housing project moves forward as developer secures financing

North River Co. plans to transform the former Lockwood Mill at 6 Water St. into 65 affordable apartments and some commercial space as part of the $40 million project.

Sheridan Construction Corporation given 2023 Developer of the Year award

WATERVILLE — Central Maine Growth Council has presented its annual 2023 Developer of the Year award to Sheridan Construction Corp., a design and build construction company in Fairfield. The award was presented at the council’s annual meeting, sponsored by Central Maine Motors, Kennebec Savings Bank, MaineGeneral Health and Huhtamaki. “We are pleased to congratulate Sheridan […]

A Square Peg in a Round Hole: Treating Hepatitis C

The authors propose an investment in patient-centered care strategies to initiate and engage vulnerable populations with curative hepatitis C treatment.

MaineGeneral plans new Waterville office

Piscataquis County man travels 400 miles a week for dialysis

Three days a week, Ed Parda travels three hours roundtrip from his home in Piscataquis County to a dialysis clinic in Skowhegan for treatment that he needs to stay alive.

Piscataquis County man forced to travel 400 miles a week for lifesaving treatment

Three days a week, Ed Parda travels three hours roundtrip from his home in Piscataquis County to a dialysis clinic in Skowhegan for treatment that he needs to stay alive. Parda, 82, has end-stage kidney disease, meaning his kidneys are damaged and do not filter waste and extra fluid from his blood as well as they should.

MaineGeneral Health's 'Day of Hope' raises $190k