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Steven Holstein Appointed Senior VP of External Affairs at Jackson Laboratory

Steven Holstein Appointed Senior VP of External Affairs at Jackson Laboratory

Steven Holstein has been appointed as the Senior Vice President of External Affairs at the Jackson Laboratory in Bar Harbor, Maine. Holstein will lead a coordinated enterprise strategy across advancement, communications, marketing, and government and external affairs. His role will focus on aligning partnerships, capital, and institutional engagement to expand the laboratory's scientific platform's reach across its network of research partners both in the United States and internationally. Holstein brings over two decades of leadership experience in financial services, healthcare, and life sciences, having held senior roles at MassMutual, Guardian, and Fidelity Investments.
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Steven Holstein Appointed Senior VP at Jackson Laboratory to Enhance Global Engagement

Steven Holstein Appointed Senior VP at Jackson Laboratory to Enhance Global Engagement

Steven Holstein Appointed Senior VP at Jackson Laboratory to Enhance Global Engagement
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Maine Lawmakers Consider Temporary Ban on New Data Centers Amid Local Opposition

Maine Lawmakers Consider Temporary Ban on New Data Centers Amid Local Opposition

Maine is considering a temporary moratorium on new data centers, driven by concerns over their rapid development and potential impact on local communities. The bill, sponsored by Democrat Melanie Sachs, aims to pause new data center projects until late 2027, allowing time for state energy and environmental regulators to establish guidelines for these facilities. The proposed ban reflects growing local opposition to data centers, which are seen as secretive and fast-moving, often leaving communities uninformed about their presence. Similar bans are being proposed in other states, including New York, South Carolina, Oklahoma, and Vermont. The Data Center Coalition warns that such bans could deter investment and signal that states are not open for business.
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Maine legislature approves first US moratorium on big data centers

Maine legislature approves first US moratorium on big data centers

(Refiles to add media packaging code, with no changes to text) WASHINGTON, April 14 (Reuters) - Maine lawmakers have passed a bill that could make it the first U.S. state to put a moratorium on new data centers as opposition to the electricity-hungry facilities grows across the country over their
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Quantum-Si Announces Inducement Grants Under Nasdaq Listing Rule 5635(c)(4)

Quantum-Si Announces Inducement Grants Under Nasdaq Listing Rule 5635(c)(4)

Quantum-Si Announces Inducement Grants Under Nasdaq Listing Rule 5635(c)(4)
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Dominick Barlow has a ‘Hollywood story,’ but the ending is far from written

Dominick Barlow has a ‘Hollywood story,’ but the ending is far from written

To say Dominick Barlow’s path to the NBA was unconventional would be a huge understatement.
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Portland's Historic Boyd Block Rebuild Wins Preservation Honors

Portland's Historic Boyd Block Rebuild Wins Preservation Honors

The Boyd Block in Portland, Maine, has been recognized with a 2026 Honor Award for its $22 million restoration and rebuild. The project, led by East Brown Cow, involved meticulous restoration of the historic building, originally constructed in 1867. The restoration was funded in part by federal and state historic rehabilitation tax credits. The Boyd Block now features boutique hotel apartments and retail spaces, including Bangor Savings Bank and Rough & Tumble. The project highlights the importance of historic preservation in urban development.
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Exhibit-10 deals and NBA 2k: Inside the Celtics’ stunning Game 82 win

Exhibit-10 deals and NBA 2k: Inside the Celtics’ stunning Game 82 win

In Game 82, Ron Harper Jr, John Ronje, and Luka Garza all realized their dreams.
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Love's Travel Stops Expands EV Charging Network in Texas and Maine

Love's Travel Stops Expands EV Charging Network in Texas and Maine

Love's Travel Stops Expands EV Charging Network in Texas and Maine
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Love's Travel Stops Expands EV Charging Network in Texas and Maine to Support Long-Distance Driving

Love's Travel Stops Expands EV Charging Network in Texas and Maine to Support Long-Distance Driving

Love's Travel Stops has recently launched its first electric vehicle (EV) charging stations in Texas, located in Natalia, Encinal, and Three Rivers. Each site is equipped with four chargers featuring NACS and CCS ports, and the Three Rivers location includes eight Tesla Superchargers. These stations are strategically placed near highways and offer amenities such as restrooms, food, beverages, and wi-fi. The expansion is part of Love's broader plan to install more EV charging stations across Texas throughout the year. This initiative is significant as it represents mainstream America's growing commitment to EV infrastructure. Other major retailers like Walmart and Kroger have also announced plans to increase EV charger installations at their locations. In Maine, four new fast chargers have been installed near Bangor at the Alltown Convenience Market in Orono, further supporting the state's climate and clean energy goals.
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Maine Court Ruling Challenges Federal Tax Protection for Businesses

Maine Court Ruling Challenges Federal Tax Protection for Businesses

Maine Court Ruling Challenges Federal Tax Protection for Businesses
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Maine Legislature Moves to Impose Moratorium on AI Data Centers Amid Environmental Concerns

Maine Legislature Moves to Impose Moratorium on AI Data Centers Amid Environmental Concerns

Maine is on the verge of becoming the first state in the U.S. to enact a temporary ban on the construction of AI data centers. This legislative move comes as part of a broader effort by at least 12 states to address the rapid expansion of data centers and their potential impacts on local resources and infrastructure. The Maine House and Senate have approved the text of a bill that, if passed in a final vote by April 15, will halt new data center construction until November 1, 2027. The proposed moratorium is a response to growing public resistance over concerns such as environmental impact, electricity rates, and public health. While Maine is not a major hub for data centers, the state has seen increased interest from developers as the demand for AI infrastructure grows nationwide.