Maine Trails Magazine
(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
In this issue RETHINKING DOWNTOWN Waterville looks to a ‘post-manufacturing’ future RISKS AND REWARDS Lebel & Harriman shook up Maine ’s financial services market 43 years ago By the numbers TRIP report documents costs of rough roads.
IN THIS ISSUE Up and coming. MBTA's newest scholarship recipients Breaking ground. HNTB celebrates an extraordinary client relationship ALSO Making the grade. Maine Section ASCE releases updated report card. By Ian Ward Unexpected detours. 70th Maine Transportation Conference goes virtual. By Kathryn Buxton Exit Ramp. And so it began. Opening a 24-mile stretch of new ...
IN THIS ISSUE The $45 million bridge bundle, by Glenn Adams Big Plans: The Shaw brothers build a legacy, by Kathryn Buxton ALSO ‘MacGyver’ mode: Maine and other states scramble to offset pandemic revenue losses Shiver me timbers. MBTA members raise $48,000 for scholarships and Infrastructure Fund at virtual cruise Strengthening infrastructure and partnerships: The Transportation Infrastructure Durability ...
IN THIS ISSUE Straight Shooter: Remembering Jim Sargent, By Glenn Adams Doing durable good. The Transportation Infrastructure Durability Center at UMaine, By Kathryn Buxton ALSO Maine better - MBTA members Orion Breen and Patrick Brady set out to interview the candidates in November's election, By Ian Ward Getting younger: Hiring, engaging and retaining young professionals ...
IN THIS ISSUE What it means to be essential - Maine transportation during the pandemic, By Glenn Adams The Rowley Agency: Honesty, integrity and professionalism ALSO Question 2 passes: Voters approve $105 million bond Heavy load: Maine’s motorcoach industry hit hard by pandemic, By Kathryn Buxton New TRIP report targets needs in rural Maine
IN THIS ISSUE: Galen Cole - Marching to a generous drummer Down to earth at GZA GeoEnvironmental ALSO: The CAP, the gap and the bond referendum Download or view the issue here.
INSIDE: The New Generation: Meeting the new MBTA Scholars ______________________ U.S. Route 201 Crowned 'Worst Road in Maine' View or download the issue here.
