“For the second year in a row, this unique partnership has identified crucial projects in our region that support what those of us who live here have known for a long time, that this is
theplace to recreate outdoors and to build a business that enables outstanding experiences for both returning visitors and new friends,” said Rich Grogan, executive director of the Northern Border Regional Commission.
The $317,526 granted this year leverages matching funds and in-kind project support for a total $515,491 investment in community-based outdoor recreation amenities. Coupled with 10 grants awarded in 2020, the initiative’s support for outdoor recreation infrastructure in the region totals $619,317 in grant funds toward a total $1.1 million investment in recreation projects.
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MedHelp Maine seeks new board members
Courtesy of MedHelp Maine
WEST NEWFIELD, Maine – Did you know that 125,000 U.S. deaths occur each year because patients do not take their medicines as prescribed? That’s many more deaths than those from liver or kidney disease, influenza and pneumonia, diabetes, or opioid overdose.
Patients who don’t fill their prescriptions at all or who skip doses or split tablets to reduce their drug expenses risk not only their own health. Their untreated conditions frequently result in avoidable emergency room and hospital care that unnecessarily costs this country’s health care system hundreds of billions of dollars every year.