Bob Chapek, most recently chairman of Disney’s parks, experiences and products business, was named as Iger’s replacement.
February 2020
Posted inForecaster Sports
State meets bring plenty of triumph- Southern edition
Champions crowned in multiple sports and boys’ hockey is all that’s left
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Posted inBusiness, Nation & World
Driver in fatal Tesla crash was playing video game
The National Transportation Safety Board says the car’s system got confused by a freeway exit, accelerated to 71 mph and crashed into a concrete barrier.
Posted inCoastal Journal, The Forecaster
Brunswick Naval Aviation Museum honors 1978 crash victims with refurbished aircraft
A ceremony around the P-3 aircraft on display at Brunswick Landing is planned for August.
Posted inForecaster Sports
A championship week of triumph in the Mid-Coast
Local athletes turned heads in multiple sports.
Posted inBusiness, People on the Move
Morton, executive VP and regional manager of Farm Credit East, retires after 40 years
NEW HIRES Allen Insurance and Financial announced that Kellie Doolen joined the company as a scanning associate and receptionist. Doolen, of Lincolnville, brings more than 15 years of retail management and customer service experience. She is based in the company’s Camden office. PROFESSIONAL RECOGNITION Emily Hejlik, director of sales and marketing at Octagon […]
Posted inNews
Larry Lord moved to rehab as part of recovery from Farmington explosion
Larry Lord of Jay, who is credited with saving people’s lives, was recently transferred to a rehabilitation hospital in Boston.
Posted inBusiness, Local & State
Electric vehicle charging stations get a boost from Maine regulators
Pilot programs providing financial assistance will increase the number of stations by 120, roughly 50%.
Posted inLocal & State
Maine charity working to preserve languages worldwide
Rockland activists, whose work is featured in new Netflix documentary airing Friday in Camden, seeks social justice by preserving, fostering rare languages.
Posted inBusiness
No checkout needed: Amazon opens cashier-less grocery store
Cameras and sensors monitor what customers take and items are charged to an account.