Maine Voices Live with Tim Cotton, Public Information Officer, Bangor Police Department.
Events
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Storm prompts Portland Press Herald to cancel 3rd Annual Corporate Spelling Bee
Don’t miss the real competition later this month—the Maine State Spelling Bee.
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Posted inBusiness, Business Breakfast, Events
Business Breakfast Forum: HR Right Now
Join us for a free panel discussion Wednesday morning, Apr. 11 at the Portland Public Library.
Posted inBusiness, Business Breakfast, Events
Business Breakfast Forum: Work Space
Join us for a free panel discussion about office design trends on Wednesday morning, May 16 at the Portland Public Library.
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MaineVoices Live with Robert Moody, Portland Symphony Orchestra’s music director
The April 24 conversation with music critic Allan Kozinn will take place just before Moody’s final performances with the PSO in May.
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Watch: Like A Boss: One-on-one with Gary Merrill, president, CEO of Hussey Seating
The conversation was led by Lisa DeSisto, Portland Press Herald CEO and publisher.
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The 2018 Source Maine Sustainability Awards celebrate a new class of diverse environmental leaders
The April 4 awards ceremony honored the state’s sustainability superheroes—the people, nonprofits, institutions and businesses that make Maine a greener place for all living creatures who call it home.
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The Maine Cannabis Report Live – Medical Marijuana
Our weekly newsletter hits the stage with a panel discussion at the Westin Portland Harborview on Thursday, Mar. 15 at 9:00 a.m.
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Maine Voices Live: Chase Morrill and the Maine Cabin Masters
Chase Morrill and the cast of the DIY network show, Maine Cabin Masters talk with Eric Russell.
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MaineVoices Live with Tim Cotton, Bangor Police Department
The March 6 event features a conversation between the Bangor Police Department’s social media manager – and criminal investigations commander – and Portland Press Herald social media editor, Jim Patrick.