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Governor Baldacci Awards Six Students State Police Memorial Scholarships
AUGUSTA – Governor John E. Baldacci congratulated six students from around Maine for being awarded State Police Memorial Scholarships.
Federal Money for Your Innovation
Federal Program Managers to Meet With Maine Entrepreneurs at MTI's SBIR/STTR Summer Session GARDINER, Maine.
Car trouble leads to impromptu antique auto show
ROCKLAND : Members of the New Brunswick Antique Auto Club found themselves the centerpieces of a surprise antique auto show on June 26 when one of the vehicles in the group broke down on Camden Street in ...
Blue Marble Applied Geodesy Training at Esri Uc in San Diego, Ca
Gardiner, Maine June 27, 2008 - Blue Marble Geographics is pleased to announce upcoming Applied Geodesy training sessions for both their Geographic Calculator and Geographic Transformer products on August 7th ...
Former City Finance Administrator Indicted On Theft Charges
The city of Gardiner's former finance administrator, Patricia Coty, is accused of stealing almost $200,000 from the city over a six-year span.
SAD 3 alternative reorganization plan approved
AUGUSTA : Fourteen school district plans, including SAD 3's , submitted under the reorganization law, encompassing more than 30,000 students, were approved over the past week by Education Commissioner Susan A. ...
Blue Marble Debuts Online Library with Search Functions
Gardiner, Maine June 20, 2008 - Blue Marble Geographics is pleased to announce the release of their online, searchable knowledge base.
So Long, Red. Hello, Slime Eel.
The trailer on Route 1 in Wiscasset lacks pretension. But it doesn't lack for attention.
Gardiner gears up for Whatever festival
Gardiner will kick off the Kennebec Valley Chamber's Whatever Family Festival Saturday, June 21, with 13 hours of fun, music, food and original arts and crafts.
Maine's Bureau of Financial Institutions Issues Warning About Phony...
Maine's Bureau of Financial Institutions Issues Warning About Phony E-mails Using Names of Banks and Credit Unions June 18, 2008 Professional & Financial Regulation - Financial Institutions GARDINER, MAINE ...
Maine Businesses Receive Nearly $1.4 Million in Technology Investments...
GARDINER, Maine - The Maine Technology Institute board of directors has approved four Development Awards to Maine companies.
Going north into Maine on Interstate 295 from Topsham to Gardiner will be the easy part this summer.
Rob Gardiner - well-known to many from his 14 years as head of Maine Public Broadcasting - was in a familiar position Thursday morning: asking an audience for support.
Benoit beats Rines in Senate District 21
Former state Rep. Sharon Benoit of Monmouth defeated former Gardiner Mayor Brian Rines of Gardiner by about 300 votes in Tuesday's Democratic primary in state Senate District 21.
Bowdoin to confer Shettleworth with honorary doctoral degree
Police on lookout for suspects in Maine home invasion
A former state legislator and his 10-year-old daughter were critically injured early Tuesday morning when they were attacked during an invasion of their home, police said.
Funeral held for Eastbrook fire chief's son
Thomas "Tommy" McNeil, the local fire chief's 13-year-old son who died last month when a fire engulfed his father's mobile home, was laid to rest Friday.
TechMaine Announces Winners of the 2008 Maine Technology Awards to...
TechMaine: the Technology Association of Maine, announces the winners of its fifth awards ceremony for Maine's technology community.
MTI Awards 12 Seed Grants from Ogunquit to Orono to Lubec...
“We are very pleased that this round of MTI Seed Grants range from traditional Maine industries, like aquaculture, boat building, forestry and agriculture, to newer ones, such as composite materials, information technology and precision manufacturing.”
GARDINER, Maine - The Maine Technology Institute board of directors recently approved 12 seed grants to technology companies across Maine. via MaineToday
Whatever you do, it might be a winner
Auditions for the Whatever Family Festival Waterfront Talent Show will be held from 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. Saturday, May 17, and from 5 to 7 p.m. Monday, May 19, at Johnson Hall Performing Arts Center. via Sun-Journal