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MaineWorks is a for-profit business with a social mission to compassionately support people in recovery or who were recently incarcerated.
The 42-unit Varney Heights will be the first new senior housing project in the town since 2012. Developer Tim Gooch expects to break ground this summer, with occupancy planned for fall 2026.
The vote on bond funding allows Island Housing Trust to move forward with development of nine homes for the local workforce.
In Portland, the former Samuel's Bar & Grill will have a new owner, while the Samuel's owner will take over the former North Deering Tavern space.
After a three-year search, Pulp+Wire, a marketing firm that specializes in consumer packaged goods, found space at 120 Exchange St. in Portland's Old Port.
The national ranking of real estate brokerages is based on 2024 residential sales volume.
Kitty Costello spent 10 years as a Realtor in California, where she built a business primarily through referrals and word-of-mouth.
Zachau joins nearly 90 companies across Maine that have adopted employee ownership, through Employee Stock Ownership Plans, or ESOPs. The companies employ more than 8,500 people.
Recipients include the Poland Spring Preservation Society and the International Cryptozoology Museum in Bangor.
The construction project will build a universal fuel cell hangar that will allow the MAINEiacs to better maintain their refueler aircraft and have the flexibility to house newer-generation tankers in the future.
The proposal includes construction of a 30-story, 380-foot-tall residential and hospitality tower at 45 Union St. and a timber and glass retail pavilion at 55 Union St.
The current 180-day moratorium was set to expire June 2, before policy makers would have had time to craft potential amendments to the zoning ordinance that was designed to make hoteliers pay for new affordable housing.
The free classes will focus on a range of workplace safety issues and will be held at locations around the state.
Three downtown housing projects were approved and developers were poised to move forward earlier this year, but all three developers now say their projects are on hold.
The 118 cottage-style units are a mix of two-bedroom and three-bedroom condos and are being built in five phases.
The buyer of two neighboring hotels in Ogunquit, both dating back to the early 1900s, has been in the hospitality business throughout his careeer.