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Game on in Gorham at USM's $1.5M 'esports' arena
Renee Cordes September 23, 2025The facility is named for Town & Country Federal Credit Union, which provided $750,000 in funding.
Renee Cordes September 23, 2025
Maine chapter of the American Institute of Architects launches home-design competition
Laurie Schreiber Updated: August 12, 2025The competition aligns with legislative advances that promote accessory dwelling units and allow greater flexibility for building one- to three-family homes on residential lots.
Laurie Schreiber Updated: August 12, 2025
Maine becomes one of four states to take action on bird-safe architecture
Laurie Schreiber August 5, 2025“The silver lining to the window collision problem is that it is easily within our ability to fix,” said a Maine Audubon representative.
Laurie Schreiber August 5, 2025
$8M preservation underway on Portland's Victoria Mansion
Laurie Schreiber July 31, 2025Centerpiece projects for the national historic landmark involve restoring a large exterior window bay and preserving original decorative paintings throughout the building.
Laurie Schreiber July 31, 2025
Mass timber expands building options in Maine
Tina Fischer Updated: July 28, 2025The use of engineered wood products is gaining traction with architects, engineers and builders who value its structural stability, light environmental footprint and natural beauty.
Tina Fischer Updated: July 28, 2025-
Greater Portland Landmarks awards pay notice to adaptive reuse, restoration efforts
Laurie Schreiber July 22, 2025Awards from the preservation nonprofit gave praise to adaptive reuse, contextual new construction, storytelling, placemaking and preservation through policy, trades and stewardship.
Laurie Schreiber July 22, 2025
Hidden architectural features revealed at Portland's Rumery Lofts redevelopment
Laurie Schreiber Updated: July 11, 2025The restoration includes original brickwork, cast stone medallions and window openings. A new metal canopy will mark the entry.
Laurie Schreiber Updated: July 11, 2025
Rehab to Portland's historic Safford House is an award-winning renovation
Tina Fischer June 11, 2025The 1857 Italianate mansion that stands on the corner of Spring and High Streets in Portland's arts district has been carefully repurposed to preserve the character of the building while adapting it for present-day use as architectural offices.
Tina Fischer June 11, 2025
Whitten Architects recognized for design excellence for three Maine residences
Tina Fischer May 13, 2025Whitten Architects received three awards for residential projects at the American Institute of Architects Maine design awards, held last week at in Augusta.
Tina Fischer May 13, 2025Maine Preservation honors outstanding projects and advocates
Tina Fischer May 7, 2025Six restoration projects across the state were recognized at the Yarmouth-based nonprofit's annual awards ceremony, held In late March.
Tina Fischer May 7, 2025
Maine Historical Society director says funding cuts will alter cultural landscape
Laurie Schreiber Updated: April 29, 2025Over the years, the nonprofit has relied on grants from the Institute of Museum and Library Services and the National Endowment for the Humanities.
Laurie Schreiber Updated: April 29, 2025
Historic preservation completed for a midcoast music school’s permanent home
Laurie Schreiber Updated: April 22, 2025Sound isolation and acoustics between studios were paramount considerations, involving tightly constructed ductwork weaving through historic trusses.
Laurie Schreiber Updated: April 22, 2025
Bridgton Historical Society rehabs 19th century church for new HQ
Laurie Schreiber March 24, 2025Repairs, stabilization and protection of 12 stained-glass windows was a major piece of the project. The Main Street location provides better visibility.
Laurie Schreiber March 24, 2025
With expansion in the works, Maine Historical Society adds staffers
Alexis Wells Updated: March 13, 2025The Maine Historical Society is not looking back but forward. Its new budget has allowed it to hire three new employees who bring a broad skill set to the organization.
Alexis Wells Updated: March 13, 2025
Former SoPo school could be converted to offices, art space and other uses
Laurie Schreiber Updated: February 25, 2025The city council is forming a committee to work out recommendation on a design, cost estimate and funding plan to be sent to voters.
Laurie Schreiber Updated: February 25, 2025
Whitten Architects expands leadership team
Laurie Schreiber Updated: February 3, 2025Joining founder Rob Whitten and principal Russ Tyson is Tom Lane, who has been with the firm since 2017 and now steps into the role of partner and owner.
Laurie Schreiber Updated: February 3, 2025
Today's Poll
Sponsored by: Kennebunk Savings Bank
With the official end of summer this past weekend, we're taking a look back at how the season unfolded.
Back in early August, we asked how the summer tourism season was going — and at the time, the majority of respondents told us it could be better. And remember, the season started very rainy and ended amid a drought.
Now that the season has wrapped up, we're checking in again to see how things ended. Did things improve? Did tourism pick up later in the summer, or did the season fall short of expectations?
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Work for ME
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