[ad_1] Building a larger and stronger workforce has long been a priority to ensure Maine’s economic success. In the face of a strained workforce, this has never been more important. Innovation must play a central role in guiding the future of work. While there are many vocational training and career paths out there, it’s exciting ...

[ad_1] Heartland — Resident Deepak Arora, chief executive officer of Heartland-based Wearable Technologies Inc., is developing wearables with the ability to monitor users and prevent accidents, targeting children and the elderly. invented the device. The invention came after a tragic accident in June 2020 when Arora’s daughter Mahi drowned in a reservoir behind the Heartland ...

[ad_1] Sixteen-year-old “Jeremy” struggles. Before the pandemic, he was an extrovert in his eighth grade and had his GPA near perfect with his friend group of 15 to 20. Schools were then closed and he spent all of his ninth grade at his home. Jeremy is a hands-on learner who finds it difficult to pay ...

[ad_1] 99 years ago in 1923 Warren City was in good health. If citizens hadn’t been run over by cars, trams, or trains, they had little chance of contracting an epidemic. The City Health Board was told at a regular meeting by Health Officer GN Simpson that in the first eight and a ...

[ad_1] Evolutionary psychology may explain why magical thoughts are at the heart of love. In the current scientific age, many view supernatural powers as illusions rooted in wishful thinking. But love remains the grave exception to mankind’s tendency to rationality. People are used to seeing romantic love presented as a force cosmically bound to one’s ...

[ad_1] Mental health therapists at Kaiser Permanente clinics statewide will go on unrestricted strike starting next week. According to a National Union of Healthcare Workers (NUHW) press release, staffing shortages have caused patients to wait months for treatment sessions. Mental health clinicians hope the strike will prompt health care providers to address the issue of ...

[ad_1] One way to deal with future problems is to leave them for the future. I mentally did so in the 1980s, when college tuition was rising inexorably and still is today. As a mother of young children, I’ve seen alarming numbers and thought there would be an outcry before the first bill even hit ...