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J. Hemmerdinger

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  • Published
    July 6, 2011

    Rockland-based newspaper group to close printing plant

    Village NetMedia laid off 17 of 71 workers and will print four papers in Lewiston.

  • Published
    July 5, 2011

    Midcoast publisher shuts down printing presses

    Village NetMedia is offering severance pay to the 15 full-time and two part-time employees who are losing their jobs.

  • Published
    July 5, 2011

    Strong 3rd-quarter hiring expected in Portland region

    Overall, 29 percent of companies in Portland, South Portland and Biddeford expect to hire more workers during the period.

  • Published
    July 4, 2011

    Persistent reporter gets the hang of the tango

    PORTLAND – Until last January, I hadn’t asked a girl for a formal dance since I was 10 years old. That was 23 years ago. I recalled the discomfort a few months ago as I approached the Maine Ballroom on Congress Street.  I was there for “practica,” a weekly open-forum tango dance, at the urging of […]

  • Published
    July 3, 2011

    Chief worked her way up

    Beth Newlands Campbell has held a variety of management and other posts at the company.

  • Published
    July 3, 2011

    The Bottom Line: Picking up groceries

    A super-efficient distribution system, a Maine identity and a focus on locally sourced products help the supermarket company compete.

  • Published
    June 27, 2011

    Bank of Maine opens Portland branch

    The Bank of Maine now has 33 branches from York to Fort Kent and $830 million in assets.

  • Published
    June 27, 2011

    Barber Foods in Portlandto cut 82 jobs, consolidate production

    Employees who lose their jobs will be given at least 60 days notice, one week of severance pay for each year of employment and help in finding a new job.

  • Published
    June 26, 2011
    20110622_BangSavings

    CEO honed skills in army

    FALMOUTH – Bangor Savings Bank President and CEO James Conlon describes himself as an “understated” leader with a nearly nonexistent ego. “There’s no time (for a) level of arrogance in this position,” said the 56-year-old head of Maine’s largest bank. “I didn’t come into this world to be a CEO.” Conlon, who lives in Brewer, […]

  • Published
    June 26, 2011
    20110615_BangSavings

    The Bottom Line: Staying power

    Bangor Savings banks on conservative practices, community relations.

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