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Connectivity Point Design & Installation acquires DaneTech

AUBURN — Connectivity Point Design & Installation has acquired DaneTech, Inc., based in Johnston, Rhode Island. For more than 20 years, DaneTech has offered sales, installation and integration of IP camera systems, card access entry systems, intercom systems, paging and commercial sound systems, A/V systems and installation of low-voltage cabling infrastructure. The acquisition follows the […]

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Jordan Payne Hay joins Maine Women’s Network – Androscoggin Chapter board

AUBURN — Skelton Taintor & Abbott attorney Jordan Payne Hay has joined the board of the Maine Women’s Network – Androscoggin Chapter. Maine Women’s Network is a statewide nonprofit organization whose mission is to increase women’s professional growth and leadership skills through networking and education. Hay’s practice at Skelton Taintor & Abbott includes employment law, […]

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St. Mary’s hires Dr. Basem Elbrolosy

LEWISTON — St. Mary’s Health System, a member of Covenant Health, has hired primary care provider Dr. Basem Elbrolosy to its Poland Family Practice. Elbrolosy focuses on family medicine and earned his medical degree from the University of Alexandria in Alexandria, Egypt. Elbrolosy is accepting new patients at St. Mary’s Poland Family Practice at 1230 […]

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Franklin County community groups to host transportation summit

FARMINGTON — A coalition of community organizations interested in strengthening transportation in the region is convening a summit Oct. 8 via Zoom. Titled Community Conversation: Moving Transportation Forward in Greater Franklin County, participants include United Way of the Tri-Valley Area, Community Concepts, Franklin Community Health Network, Greater Franklin Development Council, Kennebec Valley Community Action Program […]

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International Paper donates to Spurwink

LEWISTON — Spurwink has been awarded a $2,000 grant from International Paper’s Auburn plant and the International Paper Foundation. Funds will support the expansion of therapeutic gardening on Spurwink’s Lewiston day treatment campus. Therapeutic gardening helps students develop social, practical and vocational skills, and helps build community. Students with developmental disabilities and behavioral health challenges […]