Maine Trails Magazine
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.
INSIDE: -Builders, Innovators, Visionaries -Maine's Southern Gateway Nears 50 Maine Trails Oct-Nov 2019
INSIDE: Augusta, we have a problem: A Blue Ribbon Commission meets to address transportation funding gap Transportation’s go-to guy: Remembering John Dority MT Aug-Sep 2019
Inside: Interview with Commissioner Van Note Remembering John Bridge.Jun-Jul Maine Trails 2019 (PDF)
Inside: Frank Healey "The Hardest Working Man" Download the magazine (PDF)
