LEWISTON — Central Maine Healthcare has added four new members to its board of directors, including two well-known physicians, an expert in health information and technology, and a longtime strategist in the insurance industry. Devore Culver of Brunswick and William Clifford of Portland were approved by the board earlier this fall and have begun serving […]
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Pike gains promotion at FSB
FARMINGTON — Franklin Savings Bank announces that it has promoted RaeAnn Pike to vice president and commercial loan officer. Pike joined the commercial lending team in 2017 and has significant expertise in developing financing solutions for a wide range of business clients throughout Franklin County. She has been with Franklin Savings Bank since 2001, when […]
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Wilton CareerCenter Job Fair Dec. 12
WILTON — More than 20 Farmington- and Wilton-area employers will attend the Wilton CareerCenter Job Fair next week to recruit workers. The fair will be held from 10 a.m. to noon Wednesday, Dec. 12, at the Wilton CareerCenter, 865 U.S. Route 2E. Job-seekers are encouraged to research the companies ahead of time, bring plenty of […]
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Harriman design team members gain licenses
AUBURN — Harriman, the architecture, engineering and planning firm, has announced the licensing of two members of its design team: Jamie Ouellette, a project manager in the firm’s K-12 education studio, is now a licensed architect in Maine. He has worked on a number of complex, ground-up renovation and expansion projects, including South Portland High […]
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Curtis of Auburn joins Northeast Bank
PORTLAND — Dana Curtis has joined Northeast Bank as mortgage sales manager. Curtis, a mortgage industry veteran, will be responsible for increasing residential mortgage originations throughout western, central and southern Maine. With a diversified background in mortgage originations and operations, Curtis will develop new referral sources while working closely with Northeasts’s 10 banking centers and mortgage […]
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UMF professor wins award
FARMINGTON — Kathryn Will-Dubyak, University of Maine at Farmington literacy education professor, has been named a 2018 Bonnie Campbell Hill National Literacy Leader Award winner by the Children’s Literature Assembly at the National Council of Teacher Educators conference in Houston, Texas. This professional recognition includes a $2,500 grant and is given annually in memory of […]
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Norway Savings donates to programs
In 1990, Norway Savings Bank branch employees from Norway and South Paris formed the Hometown Friends Committee as a way to give back to the community. This year, the committee donated $2,900 to Christmas for Kids and Christmas for Teens. The programs, run by Rightstart, have been providing holiday gifts to children and teens in […]
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King named medical director at CMH
LEWISTON — Central Maine Healthcare announces Dr. Richard King has been hired as medical director for trauma in a joint appointment with Massachusetts General Hospital. King, a dual board-certified surgeon, started practicing at Central Maine Medical Center recently. CMMC, a designated Level 2 Trauma Center for the state, will benefit from King’s joint appointment with […]
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Professional Development Series Dec. 13
LEWISTON — The Lewiston Auburn Metropolitan Chamber of Commerce will present its next Professional Development Series seminar from noon to 1:30 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 13, at the chamber, 415 Lisbon St. The topic is Sexual Harassment Awareness Training for Small Employers, by Rebecca Webber, attorney at Skelton, Taintor and Abbott. The workshop will be helpful […]
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Wellehan named Retailer of Year
Alan Miklofsky, left, past chairman of the National Shoe Retailers Association, presents Jim Wellehan with the 2018 Retailer of the Year award at the association’s annual leadership conference recently in National Harbor, Maryland. Wellehan ran Lamey-Wellehan until retiring in January, when he was succeeded by Don Stowell, who continues to tap Wellehan’s knowledge as a consultant.