The manufacturing sector is at best three-quarters of the was back to where it was, but smarter technology is leading to fewer rehires.
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Posted inMaine, News
Maine woman still fighting back after vicious attack
Kayleigh Ballantyne of Gorham talks about her ordeal in South Boston and her recovery in the months since.
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Posted inNation & World, News
Providence planning bike share
The Rhode Island city aims to start with 20 stations and 200 bicycles before expanding to 40 stations.
Posted inLife & Culture
Indian tribe suing ‘Out of the Furnace’ writers, producers
They say the film perpetuates negative and unfounded stereotypes.
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Fundraising movie will feature soldier who lost arms, legs
Travis Mills, who plans to move to Manchester, hopes to attend a Jan. 16 screening in Augusta.
Posted inMaine, News
Brunswick town manager to resign
Gary Brown will leave in March 2014, but he and the town council have not said why.
Posted inNation & World, News
Vermont students offer healthy food program
Middlebury College students are providing ‘supermarket-quality food at fast-food prices.’
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Massachusetts veterans court aims at reform
It’s part of a movement to give veterans special help in the legal system.
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Boston Bruins’ Reilly Smith making his point
The last forward to survive training-camp cuts is on a scoring tear.
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On the Move
NEW FACES • Sanjay Godara, M.D., joined Mercy Hospital’s pulmonary practice and its critical care team. Most recently, Godara served as director of critical care at St. Mary’s Regional Medical Center in Lewiston. Previously, he served as a consultant and director of the sleep lab at St. Joseph’s Hospital in Bangor. • Leah St. Jean […]