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Boey elevated to senior VP, general counsel & director of compliance at Camden National Bank

CAMDEN — Camden National Bank announced that Brandon Boey was promoted to senior vice president, general counsel, and director of compliance.

MaineCF scholarships available to students pursuing business degrees

Applications are currently being accepted for the Maine Community Foundation’s Patriot Education Scholarship Fund.

EMDC names Cooley vice president of programs and operations

Eastern Maine Development Corp is pleased to name Tracey Cooley the vice president of programs and operations.

Nonprofit wants to make $200K of improvements to Greenville ski mountain

The organization that has maintained Big Moose Mountain in Greenville since 2012 has pledged to use $200,000 to improve the ski area.

Piscataquis County to seek bids for roofing project in Guilford

DOVER-FOXCROFT — Piscataquis County’s commissioners agreed during a meeting Tuesday to seek bids for a roof repair project for the sheriff’s office patrol building in Guilford.

Stock your private pond with trout through PCSWCD’s annual sale

DOVER-FOXCROFT — Private ponds that are stocked with trout provide multiple benefits for landowners and their families.

Bellmore promoted to senior vice president, talent acquisition & diversity, equity and inclusion officer at Camden National Bank

CAMDEN — Camden National Bank announced that Kathleen (Kate) Bellmore was promoted to senior vice president, talent acquisition & diversity, equity and inclusion officer.

Maine Connectivity Authority launches broadband survey

AUGUSTA — With hundreds of millions of dollars in broadband investment at stake, the Maine Connectivity Authority wants to hear from Maine people about their priorities.

Positive Action Team Summit encourages students to build their best selves in schools and communities

GUILFORD — When students come together to network and share ideas about mental health, substance use, and overall well being, schools and communities benefit.

FA Key Club trivia night

DOVER-FOXCROFT — The Foxcroft Academy Key Club is hosting its second annual trivia night on Saturday, March 18 at 6 p.

PCSWCD Tree & Plant Sale opens

DOVER-FOXCROFT — In the last few years, Piscataquis County Soil and Water Conservation District’s Tree & Plant Sale has evolved, quite significantly.

Ordinance adjustment allows for Dexter marijuana business manufacturing

DEXTER — Per a request made by an establishment in town, the Dexter Town Council amended an ordinance on marijuana businesses during a March 9 meeting.

Commission to study short-term rentals in unorganized territory amid complaints from residents

By Carol Bousquet, Maine Public The Land Use Planning Commission stopped short of issuing a moratorium on short-term rentals in unorganized territories on Wednesday, but said the proliferation of Airbnb and Vrbo listings — numbering more than 500 — is resulting in complaints from residents in those areas.

W. Kent Olson Conservation Papers given to UMaine’s Fogler Library

ORONO — Conservationist and author Ken Olson has donated his professional papers to Fogler Library at the University of Maine, complementing materials the state’s largest library holds relating to the environment, resource conservation and policy in Maine and elsewhere.

Northern Light Health interpretive service makes healthcare easier to understand

BREWER — Northern Light Health is proud to serve Maine’s increasingly diverse residents and visitors.

Grief support group in Greenville

GREENVILLE — Grief is an experience we would rather not have.

Residents to vote on sign permit timeline

GREENVILLE — Sign permits issued by the town of Greenville do not have an expiration date, potentially giving applications years to construct the sign even if some new provisions are enacted after the permit is approved.

Greenville will go purple again for Alzheimer’s and Brain Awareness Month

GREENVILLE — Greenville will symbolically change its name to a different color to mark Alzheimer’s and Brain Awareness Month in June.

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