He was previously senior vice president of operations and president of Central Maine Medical Center in Lewiston.
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After a year of growth, Maine’s legal cannabis industry faces new challenges
The state’s adult-use cannabis industry brought in nearly $60 million in its first year, but some fear market saturation and mega-competitors from out of state.
White House targeting economic risks from climate change
A new report lays out steps that could potentially alter the mortgage process and retirement plans, among other things.
With new whale protections looming, Maine lobster industry asks judge to intervene
It’s a last-ditch legal effort to stop a seasonal fishery closure to protect endangered right whales, which the industry says will cause it irreparable harm.
Strong Area Health Center hires Jason Caudell
STRONG — Strong Area Health Center has hired family nurse practitioner Jason Caudell. Separately, Dr. Ann Schwink, a longtime provider at Strong, has transitioned from providing primary care to focus on medication assisted treatment services at several HealthReach sites for patients affected by opiate use disorder. Caudell comes to Strong from another HealthReach site, Bingham […]
Brunswick horse farm trots over to Auburn
Underwood Farm, owned by the coach of the Bowdoin College Equestrian Team, has nine horses with hopes to have up to 15.
‘As seen on TikTok’ is the new ‘As seen on TV’
TikTok, an app best known for dancing videos with 1 billion users worldwide, has also become a shopping phenomenon.
Senators aim to block tech giants from prioritizing their own products over rivals’
Introduced by Sen. Amy Klobuchar and Sen. Chuck Grassley, the bill is widely viewed as a bellwether for the bipartisan efforts to pass tech legislation.
David Flanagan, Maine business icon who led CMP, dies at 74
Flanagan, a Maine native best known for his leadership at Central Maine Power in the 1990s, also held many leadership positions in higher education and ran for governor in 2002.
Deere & Co. factory workers go on strike after rejecting contract
More than 10,000 Deere & Co. workers went on strike Thursday after the United Auto Workers union said negotiators couldn’t deliver a new agreement that would meet the “demands and needs” of workers