TSgt Hutzley is kind, lax and knowledgeable. If you've ever thought about the Air Force, or trying…read moreout the armed forces definitely go to TSgt Hutzley. If you're you're really tired of the regular job life, in need of being treated like you have value, or you want a full-time reliable job and ready to start planning for your future in a fun way, talk to TSgt Hutzley. No pressure, just information. His chill style helped me to join slowly (delayed entry program), at 39 years old. There are hundreds of jobs in the AF, from special forces to religious programmer, photography, writing, teaching, or even one of the different genre bands, or the Space Force (and more). If you want to travel a lot throughout your career and get paid to see the world, that is an option. If you want to be more stationary, and not travel, that's an option, or guard/reserve which is more like part-time. As an Airman, and past trainee, the stigma of being pushed to be overly fit with intense and rigorous and physical training is not accurate, in the AF, so don't let that be a deterrent. Of course Basic training was terrible, but on the other end of the relatively short time is where the benefits and opportunities begin. TSgt is welcoming, so not need to be scared/intimidated getting information and deciding for you if you want to join. I did a lot of research before making the decision. Air/Space Force is the way to go. If you have any questions at all, you can easily, comfortably ask TSgt. Hutzley without any commitment. Just ask.

I had a great experience working with TSgt Hutzley to start my Air Force career. He took the time…read moreto help me get a job that I was really interested in and answer all of my questions. The process of joining can be overwhelming if you don't have any mentors from the military and he is a great resource for getting your questions answered.

This is the new location of the Career Center that was previously located on Lancaster St. in…read morePortland. The new building, located by the jetport, is now the home to Veterans Affairs, Health and Human Services as well as the Career Center for the unemployed. My review is of the career center and limited to my brief workshop days. The unemployment system has undergone some changes in the last few years. The Career Center is not run by state unemployment, however, it is a contracted entity that you are required to now use in conjunction with an online job bank that you must be registered with and active online with. After approximately 5 weeks of being unemployed (for me it was 9 weeks), you will get a letter directing you to attend a mandatory workshop. When you attend, they point out that they have computers, fax machines, copy machines and even folks to help you with resume' writing and interviewing skills. You will be shown how to use the job bank more efficiently in your searches for work. Also, some features of the career center's website are pointed out. They hold networking meetings every Tuesday morning and hold at least one career fair every month in addition to other days where one employer may come in to talk to candidates. You will review your job searches with the counselor and that person will give you homework that you will have to report back on. For instance, in my case, I was told to contact Goodwill Workforce in hopes of being approved for paid certifications in my field. Then there is a second meeting approximately 5 more weeks later. Again, you will go over your search log and where things stand with your search. You will be given another action item at that time and additional tools will be demonstrated and more resources given to you. I think these are helpful and have had some good insight. After being in the same industry for almost 20 years, it has been quite a long time since I have had to interview or resume' build. I think a key thing I discovered is that a lot of companies are just inundated with applicants these days due to the high unemployment rates, that they are using "keyword guardians". It is a program that scans your online application for keywords and if you don't hit enough of them, you never make it to the HR department. So while you may have "proficient at MS Office", the company may be looking for "proficient at Outlook, Excel and MS Word" you would not have hit the keywords. It is almost important to regurgitate the job description just to get someone to see your application. The resources are paid for by you when you are working, so don't be shy, go in and use them!

My wife and I have been coming here to have our taxes done for several years…read more Lorraine and her staff are professional, attentive, and to the point. They always are willing to answer a question and have been helpful in what we need as we prepare our taxes before dropping them off. So, if your in the midcoast area and need your taxes done, I'd recommend you give Lorraine and her crew a try I don't think you will be disappointed !

Biggest mistake I ever made dealing with this woman! Feel free to email for details, you can read…read morethe emails yourself! I'll gladly forward them! If you've been having a positive experience with her consider yourself lucky because she's about as immature and moody as they come. Thousands of dollars spent and she couldn't even be bothered to call. Consider yourself warned!

As an IT person I have worked with many accountants in Bath, Brunswick, and Portland. What I have…read moreseen (as I keep computers, services, and security working for multiple firms is that John Woollacott Accounting has the highest client retention, the best value for $ spent of any accounting firm, and they primarily work by referral. The office is informal. The accountants are "laid back" in terms of personality, and they have a focus on extremely accurate tax preparation which is to say they maximize legally deductible expenses, but only to the point where red flags are not raised by the IRS. I highly recommend them, especially for small to medium business which is a specialty of theirs.

Smoothest transaction ever!!!! This was the best closing I…read moreever had as an experienced homeowner. The folks at CH McLaughlin Title we're professional and answered all my questions. Couldn't have been more knowledgeable or friendly.

My refi could not have gone more smoothly. Charles was professional and answered all of my…read morequestions. Very smooth transaction and as an experienced homeowner I thought it was a very nice and efficient closing process.

In general the cleaning was good and thorough, but we never knew from service to service who would…read morebe showing up. We prefer to develop a trust and that's not possible with constant turnover. Pluss, they started out quoting an hourly rate which washigh but we agreed. After about 6 months they decided they wanted to charge by the job, which basically doubled their fee for no additional benefit. They cited a formula based on number of rooms, children, pets and other conditions that didn't apply. Don't expect the initial good service and rates to last.

I'm really happy with Mrs. O's. They've been cleaning my house twice a month for the last several…read moremonths. They've been perfectly reliable, arriving as a team 2 or 3. At least one person on the team has been here before and knows the house. They have good people skills and aim to please. Before hiring them I shopped around a little, and found their prices to be very reasonable. They do a good job cleaning. They express openness to special requests, though I haven't taken them up on that so far. It's a wonderful feeling to step into a clean house after a long day at work.

I have used Rick Hull/Hull Law Offices for many years for real estate closings and other corporate…read morework. Attorney Hull and his respective staff have always transacted business in a prompt and professional way. I hold Rick and the office in very high regard, and have and will continue to refer them to anyone in search of the highest quality real estate attorney and firm. Marty D

Have done a couple closings with them. They are alright and so I didn't bother reviewing until now…read more However, this last closing has been miserable. We supposedly closed on my house in biddo on Friday, and I have them POA for me as I moved out of state. It's Tuesday. Not only have I not received any CDI, I haven't received any $. I had to reach out to them to even initiate a transfer of proceeds to me, and am waiting for that. But literally no word until I chased them down. Wonder what they would have done had I not harassed them for info? Nice people but shady shady shady and unprofessional.

I go here every year and Peter always has found me a greater return than others, I would highly…read morerecommend this business to anyone all.