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A Word With the Boss

Published
March 19, 2015

Unity College president advances sustainability science by degree

Stephen Mulkey wants Maine at the forefront of efforts to mitigate climate change.
Published
March 5, 2015

Shannon Bard fills a niche with modernized Mexican cuisine

Her path to Zapoteca in Portland includes stops in San Diego, San Antonio and New York City.
Published
February 26, 2015

Director ready to expand Portland jetport’s horizons

Paul Bradbury is focusing on trying to attract an ultra-low-cost airline and possibly adding an international flight.
Published
February 19, 2015

For maple syrup maker, kindergarten lesson stuck for a lifetime

A conversation with Lyle Merrifield, who taps about 600 trees on his Gorham farm each year while his wife, daughters and a few nephews help him produce the syrup.
Published
February 12, 2015

Smalltown Maine banker appointed to Boston Fed sees Big Picture

Peter Judkins, recently appointed to the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston, is president and chief executive officer of Franklin Savings Bank.

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Published
January 22, 2015

Equipment dealer happy to serve small farms

'There's a definite move back (to the land) and people are trying to be more self-sufficient and know where their food is coming from.'
Published
January 15, 2015

Business owner wants to make sure a good, safe trip is in the bag

Along with TripQuipment's gear comes advice: Pack realistically, be patient, guard your passport, carry a health history.
Published
January 8, 2015

Maine’s new tourism leader welcomes the opportunity

Christopher Fogg brings to the job more than 20 years of marketing New England destinations to potential visitors.
Published
January 1, 2015

Longtime Bangor Savings executive steps up to presidency

Robert Montgomery-Rice, who replaces Jim Conlon, ‘enjoys working with small business.’
Published
December 25, 2014

An adaptable Santa Claus is coming to town

St. Nicholas won’t let melting ice affect the North Pole workshop, nor will no-chimney homes preclude deliveries.