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General assignment/enterprise reporter @PressHerald. DMs open, or you can reach me at erussell@pressherald.com or (207) 791-6344
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Processions scheduled Monday for Searsmont explosion victims Original

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By Eric Russell Verified
| The Portland Press Herald Verified
The entrance to Robbins Lumber in Searsmont. (Rich Abrahamson/Staff Photographer) A formal procession from Augusta to Belfast will take place Monday for Wayne Woodbury, the 76-year-old assistant Searsmont fire chief who succumbed to injuries he suffered in a May 15 explosion at Robbins Lumber. Later in the day, another Searsmont victim, 23-year-old Jacob Spaulding, will be released from Maine Medical Center in Portland and travel home to Montville to continue recovering from injuries he suffered.
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The Why, When, And How Behind Monitoring Indirect Costs

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By Eric Russell Verified
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MGO CPA LLP are most popular: within Criminal Law, Law Department Performance and Real Estate and Construction topic(s) with readers working within the Accounting & Consultancy, Aerospace & Defence and Insurance industries Key Takeaways: Indirect cost errors can lead to under-recovery, audit findings, repayments, and compliance risk, making proactive monitoring essential for helping safeguard funding and credibility.
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The Portland Press Herald Original

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By Eric Russell Verified
| The Portland Press Herald Verified
Deputy Attorney General Christopher Taub enters federal court in Portland on Feb. 11, 2025. Taub was unanimously confirmed to Maine's highest court Tuesday. (Derek Davis/Staff Photographer) Lawmakers on Tuesday unanimously confirmed Christopher Taub, Maine’s chief deputy attorney general, to serve on the state’s highest court. Taub will succeed Justice Andrew Horton, who retired last year, on the seven-member Maine Supreme Judicial Court.
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