The state can address its growing workforce shortage and draw young adults through loan forgiveness.
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Lobster industry blasts proposed regulations intended to protect whales
Officials say scientific data doesn’t support the proposals.
Windham antenna manufacturer sold to South African company
MWave Industries is expected to hire once the sale to Alaris Holdings is complete.
Maine organic farmers’ group gets $600,000 to train beginners
The federal grant will also be used to help new farmers grow beyond their startup phase.
Cumberland County working to provide models for municipal broadband networks
Using a federal grant, the county has issued a request for proposals to develop a guide for how towns and cities could collaborate on wiring their region.
CMP says ‘inadvertent security lapse’ released data on more than 77,000 customers
The company says human error led to old account information being exposed on a server. The incident has sparked an effort by utility officials to mandate reporting of any data exposures.
Our View: Students can’t compete without computer science education
A study shows that Maine should get moving if it wants its young people and businesses to be competitive.
Union Farm Equipment wins state retailer award
The Kubota dealer in Union was chosen as retailer of the year by the Maine Retail Assocation.
Maine employers to get record dividends from workers’ comp insurer MEMIC
The Portland-based workers’ compensation insurer said Maine employers will receive a total of $22 million in November.
Collins, King urge USDA to fund broadband in ‘geographically challenged’ areas
They cite a statistic that of the 24 million U.S. households that lack broadband service, 80 percent are in rural areas.