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Maine AgrAbility offers farmers guidance on hiring workers with disabilities

Maine AgrAbility has a new resource for farmers who hire workers with disabilities. “Tips for Farmers Who Hire Individuals with Disabilities” offers guidance throughout the process, including identifying goals and expectations, understanding limitations, safety and health considerations, and developing adaptations for workers for successful outcomes. UMaine Extension bulletins may be ordered or downloaded from the […]

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Greenleaf honored by Western New England University College of Engineering

SPRINGFIELD, Mass. — Lindsey E. Greenleaf of Gardiner has been awarded the Electrical & Computer Engineering Department Award for Outstanding Senior in Electrical Engineering at the 2020 College of Engineering Senior Awards Ceremony held on May 15. Students receiving this award are selected for a significant contribution made to the department. Chair, Electrical & Computer […]

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‘Our Maine’ exhibit to open Aug. 1 in Rockland

Archipelago’s new gallery show, “Our Maine,” celebrating the beauty of state through fine art photography will be on view through Aug. 1 through Dec. 13 at the Archipelago Gallery, 386 Main St. in Rockland. The exhibit will feature new work featured from five fine art photographers. Through visual and conversational language, five fine art photographers […]

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Champlain College students named to dean’s list

BURLINGTON, Vt. — The following area students have been named to the Champlain College dean’s list for achieving a grade point average of 3.5 or higher in the Spring 2020 semester. Jacob Buzzell of Oakland, majoring in Computer Science & Innovation; Maggie Pono of Skowhegan, majoring in Game Design; Katherine Taddeo of Rangeley, majoring in […]