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Five business leaders will share their secrets to success, both at work and at home. The event moderator is Deb Neuman of the Bangor Region Chamber of Commerce. The panelists include the president of Junior Achievement of Maine and a dean of business at Husson University.

ORONO—The University of Maine Alumni Association’s board of directors has selected Thomas G. Peaco as the organization’s next president and CEO effective July 5. He will succeed John N. Diamond, who is retiring after leading the 110,000-member...

The University of Maine Alumni Association Board of Directors has selected Thomas G. Peaco as the organization’s next president and CEO, effective July 5. He will succeed John N. Diamond, who is retiring after leading the 110,000-member association for the past seven years. A longtime Rockland resident and community leader, Peaco currently serves as president […]

Local journalism needs local journalists. Meet the Erie Times-News and GoErie.com staff, including executive editor Matt Martin.

Correspondents and experts answer questions from readers on the BBC News website

Correspondents and experts answer questions from readers on the BBC News website

Now in its 120th year, WBRC has shortened its name and become more nimble in its hiring practices, adapting to remote work and recruiting nationwide for architects, engineers and design support staff.

  EDMONTON -- Melvin Kohut walks down his driveway and across the street from his Sherwood Park home to a greenspace where a group of trees are decorated with six bird feeders. “I started putting them up about 15 years ago,” said the 85-year-old. So it came as a bit of a shock to Kohut and his daughter when they learned somebody had recently filed a complaint. “I drove by last Friday and there was two pylons that said it was against the bylaw and they had the bylaw number and said t...

2020 Best of Erie Winners and Finalists Your favorite people, places, and things in the Erie area by Erie Reader Staff Nick Warren / seohwa Given the historic challenge of 2020, few could be blamed for not being at their best. In the context of COVID-19, sometimes "doing your best" was just hanging in there. But to transcend all that, to continue to be a superlative asset to this city and this community despite all thos...