When completed, the 150,000-panel array will be the largest at any airport in the U.S., city officials say.
Carol Coultas
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Camp Sunshine, retreat for ailing children, receives record $1 million gift
The donation, generated by a restaurant chain’s fundraiser, is the largest in the nonprofit’s history.
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Singletary: Beware. Equifax settlement is spawning scams
There will be many email phishing attempts, telephone calls and probably gift-card scams trying to capitalize on Equifax’s $700 million settlement with the Federal Trade Commission.
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Yarmouth planning board expected to approve school plans
Final approval for the elementary and middle school projects is expected at the board’s Aug. 14 meeting.
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Stonewall Kitchen sold to Boston investment firm, with eye toward growth
The York-based specialty foods company employs about 300 people in Maine.
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Singletary: Here’s what should happen when a company fails to protect data
Avoiding victimization because our personal data has been stolen is a way of life now. So any settlements, such as Equifax’s, ought to go as far as possible to ease our burden.
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On the move
NEW HIRES Blake Hamel joined Maine Financial Group in Scarborough as a commercial services officer. MFG is an affiliate of Katahdin Trust, and specializes in equipment financing, offering programs for new and used equipment purchases, loan refinance and consolidation, working capital, and equipment repair. A. Zachary Boser of Windham was hired by Stroudwater Associates, a […]
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BIW union official cleared of misconduct claims
All claims against Local S6 Chief Steward Raymond Gauthier have been dropped by the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers.
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Maine labor department gets nearly $1 million grant
The federal money will be used to update its workforce data systems.
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Michelle Singletary: Got student loan debt? Don’t fall for scams
Unscrupulous companies promise help, but instead of renegotiating payment plans, the scammers pocket fees collected for their bogus services.