Maine Trails Magazine
Feb-Mar Maine Trails In this Issue PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE 9 Forces of nature. We’re going to need a lot more Pauls, Eldons, Kens, and Rons to meet the challenges ahead. By Tony Grande CALENDAR 11 Upcoming MBTA events. ON RAMP 13 A digest of recent transportation news. COVER STORY 14 Passionate. Honoring former MBTA President Paul ...
Download the magazine IN THIS ISSUE International bridge. International relations. Managing the bottom line at USI Revitalizing downtown Sanford Power to the people: A publicly owned electric utility?
PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE: Connecting the dots 60 HOURS: Replacing the Veranda Street Bridge CAT'S EYE: Milton CAT focuses on innovation and customer service https://mbtaonline.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/07/Maine-Trails-Jun-Jul-2022-web.pdf
Download Maine Trails Apr-May 2022 In this issue ONCE AND FUTURE TRAIL: The Madison Branch GAS TAX 'HOLIDAYS': More pros than cons CHANGING HORSEPOWER: Whited Trucks & Equipment
Download Magazine (PDF) IN THIS ISSUE Windfall woes MaineDOT's latest 3-year work plan Institutional knowledge Speaking with the Transportation Committee chairs Senator Bill Diamond and Representative Danny Martin Looking forward, looking back McFarland Johnson celebrated 75 years
IN THIS ISSUE MEET THE 32: MBTA's 2021 scholarship recipients ‘FORTUNATE’: UMaine College of Engineering’s Dean Dr. Dana Humphrey Download the issue here.
IN THIS ISSUE LOOKING DOWN THE ROAD: An interview with MaineDOT Commissioner Van Note Hews Company is all in the family Download issue here.
(click below to download issue) IN THIS ISSUE Finally. . . but, wait! By Irvin Smith Maine’s Main Street, going on 75 An interview with the Maine Turnpike Authority’s Peter Mills by Betty Adams Local angles Kleinfelder celebrates 60 years by Kathryn Buxton Reflections at 10 Past and present WTS-Maine presidents talk about the impact ...
(click below to download the magazine) In this issue IT'S THE JOURNEY Maine's new national scenic byways by Betty Adams CORE PRINCIPALS R.W. Gillespie & Associates gets it right by Kathryn Buxton 7 QUICK QUESTIONS Meet the Membership Committee members as the annual contest heats up by Maria Fuentes
In this issue PULLING OUT THE STOPS The Maine Turnpike keeps Mainers working through the pandemic by Betty Adams Bonding experience Skillings Shaw & Associates adds second location by Kathryn Buxton Looking ahead The post-pandemic economy at the Cumberland County Meeting
