State leave and unemployment policies can be changed to better serve both workers and employers at places like Tyson Foods.
2020
Maine Voices: Workers still fighting to protect integrity of elections
In the 19th century, employer intimidation was the roadblock between Americans and democracy; today, it’s Citizens United.
Lasell University 2020 spring dean’s list
Recognized were Samantha Grandahl, Dylan Presby, Hannah Richards, Grace Redwine, Emma Vierling and Kaylee Arvayo-Bickford.
United Way of Mid-Maine continues to support local organizations
WATERVILLE — United Way of Mid-Maine has awarded an additional $27,764.50 in COVID-19 relief funding to 13 mid-Maine non-profit organizations through its Community First Fund. Organizations throughout Maine are finding themselves under resourced to serve a growing demand for crucial services and basic needs, according to a news release from Bethany Drouin, resource development director. […]
Local residents earn degrees from Connecticut College
Graduates include Kayla Roberts Johnson and Thea McCormick Sweet.
Waldo County Republicans to hold Spring Fling fundraiser June 26
A Spring Fling fundraiser with the Lenny Goodine Band, silent auction, candidates and more will be held from 5 to 8 p.m. Friday, June 26, at Rollies Event Tent at 47 Main St., in Belfast. There is plenty of parking behind the tent, according to a news release from Anne Kurek, secretary of the Waldo […]
Three local students graduate from Bowdoin College
Graduates include Anne McKee, Chase Tomberlin and Tyler Nussinow.
Palermo student salutatorian for statewide online school’s graduation
Lindsey Childs’ message encourages classmates to ‘adapt to change’ during Maine Connections Academy’s ceremony.
Obituary: Ervin Wesley “Tunny” Leighton
MOUNT VERNON – Ervin Wesley “Tunny” Leighton, 89, of Belgrade Road, passed away “off to see the wizard” on Thursday, June …