Waterville council to consider rectory rezoning, ward redistricting
The City Council will meet at 6 p.m. Tuesday at The Elm at 21 College Ave.Read More
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New gym and indoor track will complete Blue Hill’s $10M YMCA
Two years after a new public pool and fitness center opened in Blue Hill, a YMCA is nearing completion of
Read MoreAsylum seekers to move in to new South Portland apartments
Avesta Housing has received an occupancy permit for West End II and will begin moving asylum seekers in within a
Read MoreSustainable building company has new home at the former Belfast Armory
Belfast’s former armory has a new tenant bringing eco-friendly building materials to Maine. OPAL Build started work this year in
Read MoreAuburn approves zoning rules for government buildings
An ordinance was put in place stating that any governmental building constructed in Auburn will require neighborhood impact studies and
Read MoreBangor Savings Bank expands waterfront campus with former Saliba’s building
The former home of Saliba’s Rugs on the Bangor Waterfront sold last fall to Bangor Savings Bank after a proposed
Read MoreAuburn Planning Board denies proposed 2nd phase of Stable Ridge Apartments
Developer says they are ‘exploring options.’Read More
Read MoreOfficials working to fill vacant buildings, spaces in downtown Waterville
There are about 14 buildings downtown with some amount of vacant space, including seven that are fully vacant, officials say.Read
Read MoreHallowell officials approve additional money for public works land purchase
The council voted to take money out of two accounts so the city does not exceed its $250,000 borrowing limit.Read
Read MoreWaterville board recommends council rezone church rectory for Ware-Butler offices
The Planning Board on Tuesday was divided on whether to recommend the City Council rezone the former rectory of Sacred
Read MorePortland planning board approves hotel for Congress Street condo project
The 179-room hotel with nine condos and 75 parking spaces was approved unanimously, but the developer says it’s too soon
Read MoreLewiston Planning Board urges city to again pursue senior housing at former school
Planning Board members said they were disappointed with the City Council’s decision not to renew an option agreement with Lewiston
Read MoreCarrabassett Valley reviews preliminary proposal for affordable housing options
CARRABASSETT VALLEY – The affordable housing crisis generated a lengthy discussion during the select board meeting Monday night. The item
Read MorePembroke becomes latest Maine town to put a moratorium on development
Pembroke voters approved a six-month moratorium on new, non-residential development amid concerns about a resident who purchased 12 properties, and
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