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USDA Rural Development to support 7 Maine projects centralmaine.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from centralmaine.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
Auburn college offers free early childhood educator training sunjournal.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from sunjournal.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Twelve organizations and towns across the State of Maine have received a total of $4,855,281 to support economic development and infrastructure projects, including the Town of Vinalhaven. This funding was awarded through the...
"Tom" Sawyer to Receive Honorary Degree from Husson University apnews.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from apnews.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
EMDC’s Maine PTAC program director receives APTAC Achievement Award Contributed • April 3, 2021 Eastern Maine Development Corporation’s Maine PTAC Program Director Ken Bloch received national recognition from the Association of Procurement Technical Assistance Centers. Bloch was awarded the 2021 Betty McDonald Outstanding Member Achievement Award, and voted president-elect of APTAC. Eastern Maine Development Corporation’s Maine PTAC Program Director Ken Bloch received national recognition from the Association of Procurement Technical Assistance Centers. Bloch was awarded the 2021 Betty McDonald Outstanding Member Achievement Award, and voted president-elect of APTAC. McDonald was the founder and first president of APTAC. The award, named in her honor, “Represents significant contribution and deep commitment, not just to the procurement profession, but to APTAC and its members,” APTAC said at the awards ceremony. When the COVID-19 pandemic impacted APTAC’s national training conferences, Bloch reinforced EMDC’s organization-wide approach by pivoting to face problems head-on while maintaining services and strengthening partnerships. Working with his colleagues, “Ken’s professionalism, coupled with his commitment to fair dealing and win-win solutions enabled an optimal outcome for APTAC and its members,” APTAC said in their release.
Augusta task force advocates for substance use recovery readiness Officials say the coronavirus pandemic has left more people isolated who have turned to increasingly dangerous opiates. Share AUGUSTA — With projections showing more people died of drug overdoses in Maine in 2020 than ever before, leaders of a substance use task force told city councilors Thursday Augusta needs to become a recovery ready community. Leaders of the recently-formed Ad-Hoc Substance Use Task Force Advisory Committee, who expect to finalize their goals next week, said opiate use has spiked in the city, state, country and the world, and the problem became worse as people struggled through the coronavirus pandemic and its restrictions which left many people isolated and vulnerable.
Vote For Bangor Area Non-Profits to Receive $5000 This will be the fifth year that $5000 will be voted on by the people to give one Bangor Area Non-Profit a boost to start the year. At an annual meeting held by the Bangor Region Chamber of Commerce, Machias Savings Bank will be investing $5000 to the Bangor Area Non-Profit that garners the most votes to receive the hefty gift. The announcement will be ZOOMed and be streamed live on Facebook at 3 PM on Thursday, January 28th during the meeting. Right now you can vote in the first round of voting, which goes through this Friday, January 15th at 5 PM. This will narrow the list down to 20 non-profits for the second round of voting which will go from Tuesdsay, January 19th to Tuesday, January 26th at 5 PM
Federal funding comes to hospitality, tourism, and retail shops at the perfect time The third phase of federal CARES Act funding will go to qualified retail, tourism, hospitality, and other businesses as they prepare for upcoming challenges Author: Sam Rogers (NEWS CENTER Maine) Published: 6:32 PM EST December 31, 2020 Updated: 7:12 PM EST December 31, 2020 BANGOR, Maine — Even though we all know it, small business owners don't need to be reminded of how difficult a year this has been. When the coronavirus pandemic came to Maine, shutdowns soon followed and an uphill battle against COVID-19 has continued for shop owners ever since. Restaurants were closed for in-person dining and were forced to cater to curbside pickup or take-out options in March. Some were able to open weeks later in May, others closed for good. Executive orders that reduced capacity limits added another dent to the industry while it desperately waiting for federal funding.