Critics say medical facilities plead poverty and lay off workers but continue to compensate executives and surgeons with substantial payouts.
2013
Posted inAmerican Journal
Enforcement dispute jeopardizes future of county drug court
After the probation department withdrew its full-time officer, the district attorney who founded the concept calls for the program’s end.
advertisement
Posted inBusiness, News
Amid cuts, Maine hospitals still paying million dollar salaries
Critics say medical facilities plead poverty and lay off workers but continue to compensate executives and surgeons with substantial payouts.
Posted inNews
Enforcement dispute jeopardizes future of county drug court
After the probation department withdrew its full-time officer, the district attorney who founded the concept calls for the program’s end.
Posted inLife & Culture, News
Colby College museum reopens as ‘a major player’
The new Alfond-Lunder Family Pavilion was built to house more than 500 pieces of art valued at more than $100 million, an extraordinary donation by a Waterville couple.
Posted inLakes Region Weekly
Egyptian campers in Maine reflect on homeland
Young people at the Seeds of Peace camp pursue Maine summer fun – and monitor the news.
Posted inNews
Egyptian campers in Maine reflect on homeland
Young people at the Seeds of Peace camp pursue Maine summer fun – and monitor the news.
Posted inNews, Politics
Giffords brings gun-law push to Maine
She and her husband, Capt. Mark Kelly, urge background checks for more gun buyers.
Posted inJournal Tribune
Increased oil activity accompanied by risk
The accident in Quebec has heightened concerns by environmental activists about transporting crude.
Posted inThe Forecaster
Increased oil activity accompanied by risk
The accident in Quebec has heightened concerns by environmental activists about transporting crude.