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Stephanie LeBlond
NORWAY The Cancer Resource Center of Western Maine has hired Stephanie LeBlond as an oncology social worker, on a part-time basis, to assist with patients’ emotional, financial and basic needs.
Funding for LeBlond’s position is a result of a one-year operating grant from the Maine Cancer Foundation. LeBlond also holds a part-time position as an oncology social worker in the Stephens Memorial Oncology Department where she has worked since 2019.
LeBlond brings over 25 years of social work experience, beginning her career in the area of child welfare at the Department of Health and Human Services. She continued her career as a child welfare caseworker and later as a supervisor at Community Concepts.
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Cross Insurance Arena hoping for federal relief
Funding from the latest coronavirus relief package would help keep the arena operating until it can host large live events again.
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Staff from the Cross Insurance Area are hoping federal money from last month’s coronavirus relief bill will help to keep the arena operating until large live events can come back.
Shawn Patrick Ouellette / Portland Press Herald
PORTLAND With the Maine Mariners hockey season suspended and no other large events booked because of the pandemic, Cross Insurance Arena is banking on federal funding to keep it operating and spare county taxpayers from having to make up for most of the lost revenue.