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The 1920s marquee on the former Portland movie theater, which now hosts live music, was brought back to its original look with help from the city's Facad Improvement Match Grant program.
The college will start construction this summer on four Passive House dorms, the next step in the Brunswick college's commitment to carbon neutrality.
Alan Mooney, president of Criterium Engineers, purchased 5 Depot St. in Freeport — a 23,620-square-foot, two-story commercial building on 0.88 acre — from Timm Holdings LLC for $1,987,500. Drew Sigfridson, Dan Greenstein and Catie Seavey of CBRE |
The three-story former bank building at 46 Lisbon St. and its owners got kudos from Maine Preservation as well as recognition from the city's Historic Preservation Committee.
The retreat for injured veterans in the Belgrade Lakes region, soon to open for its second season, has more plans for the future.
Organizers of the May 9 Maine Wood and Sustainability conference see it as more than just a meeting of industry professionals, but a watershed.
The purchase of the Camden National Bank building at 33 Main St. in Waterville, the sixth the college has bought downtown, is part of its plan to develop a hotel, and the bank will move into the new Alfond Commons building.
The 114-year-old library's ongoing face lift includes help for windows and wall facing repair from the bank.
The hub for immigrant resources is adding the fourth floor at 24 Preble St. in Portland to its first-floor quarters, for more than 7,900 square feet, an expansion that will allow a digital language lab, business hub and more.
The contemporary art gallery that's part of the 93 Main St. renovation will be named for donor Paul Schupf, who has also donated to the Colby College Museum of Art in the past.
Four historic Main Street buildings may soon have new owners, adding to the energy in the development-busy village.
The historic Abyssinian Meeting House at 75 Newbury St.,Portland, which is being restored with the goal of becoming a living museum, got a boost with a $36,000 grant from the city as the $1.5 million project at the foot of Munjoy Hill moves forward.
A landmark downtown building will be renovated, reduced and developed into an arts hub in a collaboration between Colby College and nonprofit Waterville Creates! Plans for the regional arts hub at 93 Main St. will be finalized once money is raised
The first building in Colby College's multi-property Main Street project is renovated and occupied, and other downtown projects, both the college's and those by others, are following.
Developers in Portland's busy Munjoy Hill neighborhood will be working until under restrictions that include where they can locate parking until the city comes up with permanent zoning tweaks to deal with a deluge of construction.
Lewiston's Downtown Commercial Historic District and the 19th-century Le Messager building on Lisbon Street have been nominated by the Maine Historic Preservation Commission for listing on the National Register of Historic Places.