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Sevee & Maher Engineers promotes chemist with 'world-class qualifications' - Vimarsana News

Sevee & Maher Engineers promotes chemist with 'world-class qualifications'

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.

Northern Light Mercy Primary Care hires Dr. Anthony Pastore - Vimarsana News

Northern Light Mercy Primary Care hires Dr. Anthony Pastore

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 […]

Founders' simple idea grew into a powerful legacy - Portland Press Herald - Vimarsana News

Founders' simple idea grew into a powerful legacy - Portland Press Herald

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

Cumberland engineering firm acquires smaller Midwest peer - Vimarsana News

Cumberland engineering firm acquires smaller Midwest peer

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.

Maine lawmakers question objectivity of firm conducting landfill PFAS study - Vimarsana News

Maine lawmakers question objectivity of firm conducting landfill PFAS study

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.