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Gubernatorial candidates address sporting issues

AUGUSTA — A first-ever televised gubernatorial debate on hunting, fishing and other outdoor issues that aired statewide late Saturday afternoon on the Time Warner cable channel “went really well,” George Smith said. On their outdoor-issues’ televised show, “Wildfire,” Smith, the former executive director of the Sportsman’s Alliance of Maine, and Harry Vanderweide, editor of The […]

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Credit unions bring over $73 million in savings to Maine members

Despite these challenging economic times, 600,000 Mainers continue to celebrate the savings that come with being a Maine credit union member. A recent study found that the economic benefit of using a Maine credit union has nearly doubled since 2005, currently standing strong at more than $73 million. In a marketplace where hidden fees and […]

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For needs big and small, Maine credit unions have money to lend

Despite an economy that has prompted many lenders to pull back, lending is accessible and strong at Maine’s credit unions.  While institutions across the country were tightening lending availability, Maine’s Credit Unions continued to lend money and were sources of credit to thousands of Maine consumers, with loans outstanding to members exceeding $3.5 billion. Maine […]

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Maine credit unions’ campaign for ending hunger breaks fundraising record

2009 marked another record-setting year for the Maine Credit Unions’ Campaign for Ending Hunger. A total of $375,923.93 was raised in 2009, surpassing the previous record set in 2008. Since 1990, Maine’s credit unions have raised over $3.5 million to help end hunger in Maine.   These remarkable results marked the thirteenth consecutive year that […]