Maine to eye community college housing as enrollment grows
Enrollment in Maine’s community colleges is up 12% since the state created a free tuition program.Read More
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Construction on Aroostook County supportive housing slated for April
PRESQUE ISLE, Maine — Construction will start next month on a long-awaited supportive housing complex in Presque Isle. The $5.3
Read MoreScarborough approves $50K pledge for asylum-seeker housing
Scarborough is pledging $50,000 to help asylum seekers with housing. It comes as communities and organizations try to figure out
Read MoreAcadia National Park issues public request for seasonal employee rental housing
As housing prices on Mount Desert Island and nearby towns continue to climb, Acadia National Park is increasingly running into
Read MoreNew affordable housing complex for older Mainers opens in Old Orchard Beach
The developer behind the project, The Szanton Company, scrapped a similar project in Cape Elizabeth after significant pushback prompted a
Read MoreThis Aroostook County school could transform into a snowmobile retreat
MONTICELLO, Maine – A nationally lauded developer who restored P.T. Barnum’s Bridgeport, Connecticut, blighted Victorian neighborhood has big plans for Aroostook
Read MorePortland Planning Board gets first look at proposed Bayside project with 800 housing units
West Bayside Partners and Port Property Management are seeking approval of a master development plan that outlines their vision for
Read MoreBucksport nears plan to redevelop long vacant Main Street lot
After years of trying to get a vacant lot on Main Street redeveloped, Bucksport is nearing approval of a plan
Read MoreHallowell officials OK $250,000 loan to purchase land for new public works building
City Manager Gary Lamb said the land cost $275,000 altogether, but because the city’s borrowing limit is $250,000, it had
Read MorePittsfield council argues over future of theater, declines to list property with realtor
The Town Council recently debated once again what to do with the Pittsfield Community Theatre and decided not to place
Read MoreAuburn Planning Board to revisit Stable Ridge phase two plan
Phase two of American Development Group’s Stable Ridge apartments will go before the Auburn Planning Board on March 28.Read More
Read MoreSolon Hotel owners say listing property is purely smart business, not a sign they’re jumping ship
The landmark hotel was listed for sale last week at $999,000, just a month after reopening, but co-owner Faith Goguen
Read MoreLandlords say Augusta rental ordinance requiring inspections, annual fee, would raise rents
A rental inspection ordinance proposed by city staff to address safety concerns in rental housing in the city would charge
Read MoreCommission to study short-term rentals in unorganized territory amid complaints from residents
The Land Use Planning Commission stopped short of issuing a moratorium on short-term rentals in unorganized territories on Wednesday, but
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