Proffitt resigns from Acadia Hospital

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Published
April 3, 2011

Proffitt resigns from Acadia Hospital

The former head of the state's mental health hospital in Augusta has resigned from his position at a troubled Bangor hospital less than three years after taking over.
Published
April 3, 2011

Possible bail violations by Swan under review

CHELSEA -- Police are looking into two potential bail violations by Selectman Carole Swan.
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April 3, 2011

MaineGeneral’s $320M loan bid under way

AUGUSTA -- Borrowing the money to build new regional hospital is quite unlike borrowing the money to buy a home.
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April 3, 2011

Repairs for Cobbossee Dam on agenda

WINTHROP -- The Town Council will consider a request Monday from neighboring Manchester to pay just more than $42,000 toward repairs at Cobbossee Dam.
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April 3, 2011

New guide a help for businesses

GARDINER -- Establishing a business in Gardiner just got easier.

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April 3, 2011

Farming in Whitcomb’s blood

AUGUSTA -- Where Walt Whitcomb comes from, people know what it means when the cows are out.
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April 3, 2011

Foundation offers scholarships

AUGUSTA -- The Calumet Education Foundation has multiple scholarships and grants available to local students.
Published
April 3, 2011

Airport opens in Brunswick

BRUNSWICK -- The taxiway and twin runways that cover more than 700 acres here were empty on Wednesday. The only sound was wind whipping across the vast open space; the only human presence was crew of electricians fixing lights at a distant windsock.
Published
April 3, 2011

Maine fishermen weigh in on effect of regulations

A year ago, Rob Odlin of Scarborough was predicting the demise of his groundfishing career.
Published
April 2, 2011

Inland Hospital wellness fair draws crowds

WATERVILLE — Kelly Palmer and Michele Mailhot felt great after attending the World of Women’s Wellness event at Thomas College Saturday. They learned a lot about their own health status by undergoing free health screenings, got some tips for improvement, and took advantage of free spa treatments. It was a girl’s day out for the women, who are both 45 and best of friends. “It’s fun and educational — we’ve learned a lot,” said Palmer, of Sidney. It was the women’s first visit to the annual wellness fair, hosted by Inland Hospital. They were laughing and chatting as they awaited free hair and makeup services. They had enjoyed mini-massages earlier in the day.

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