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W W W. M A I N E B I Z . B I Z 29 A P R I L 4 , 2 0 2 2 also added Tara Long, senior con- sultant with Kymanox, and Carrie Niederman, an equine veterinarian, to its board of directors. Franklin Savings Bank added James Eastlack to its board of direc- tors. Eastlack owns Morton Furbish Agency in Rangeley. The Skowhegan Regional Chamber of Commerce added Bayley Hayden, Sam Hight, Ryan Rutledge, Dan Tilton, Reid Gibson, Kayla Bess, Jennifer Hight and Bethany Shalit to its board of direc- tors. Hayden is manager of York Signs; Hight is part-owner of the Hight Family of Dealerships; Rutledge is a lawyer at Mills, Shay, Lexier, and Talbot; Tilton is senior vice president at Skowhegan Savings Bank; Gibson is owner of Animal Medical Clinic; Bess is sales and marketing direc- tor for Maine Grains; Hight, is an accountant at OneRiver; and Shalit is director of education at Redington Fairview General Hospital. Board offi- cers include Luke York, chair; Derek Rossignol, vice chair; Jeff Peterson, treasurer; and Hayden, secretary. Susan Faunce was named president of the Maine Trial Lawyers Association. Faunce, an attorney at Berman & Simmons in Lewiston, leads the firm's mass tort practice. [ A C H I E V E M E N T S ] The University of Maine at Augusta said its was been designated as a "Military Friendly" school, achiev- ing gold award status in the "2022-23 Military Friendly" school designation by VIQTORY. Additionally, Southern Maine Community College achieved sil- ver award status as a "2022-23 Military Friendly" school. Allen Insurance and Financial in Camden said that Kellie Doolen obtained her license to sell property and casualty insurance in the state of Maine. Doolen joined the company in 2019 as a scanning associate and receptionist. The Maine Women's Hall of Fame inducted Julia Kahrl and Jessica Meir. Kahrl is founder of Grandmothers for Reproductive Rights and Meir is a comparative physiologist and NASA astronaut. ANNUAL AWARDS EVENT + COMMUNITY CELEBRATION THURS. JUNE 16, 2022 OCEAN GATEWAY • PORTLAND TODAY R E G I S T E R | S P O N S O R | E X H I B I T T IN Y URL .COM/22MFGSUMMI T MAY 13 / 8AM–1PM / THE POINT, 345 CL ARKS POND PKW Y, SOUTH PORTL AND Dedicated to supporting, promoting and growing manufacturing in Maine! JOIN US AT THE MAME ANNUAL MFG SUMMIT This year's event will bring together approximately 250 companies, throughout the day, from across all manufacturing sectors to discuss the latest trends, innovations, news, and growth opportunities for the future. We will also be recognizing Maine manufacturers who have been making PPE and will be presenting awards to our honorees. James Eastlack