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Plans call for conversion of a 14,117-square-foot building at 70 Horton St. into the city’s first 24/7 "low-barrier" shelter.
Lewiston-based law firm Brann & Isaacson has hired Joseph Caissie as an associate for the firm's state taxation practice.
Weeks after the federal budget reconciliation bill was signed into law, Good Shepherd Food Bank said it's concerned for the nearly 50,000 Mainers receiving Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefits.
The president and CEO of the Lewiston-Auburn Metropolitan Chamber of Commerce announced she will be leaving the organization to prepare to run for elected office.
A five-year construction moratorium along Stetson Road is set to expire this August. The timing of the acquisition positions the buyer to move quickly after that.
Mill Town Sports and Entertainment, which is based in Amesbury, Mass., said it views the Lewiston facility as an economic catalyst for the community.
The nonprofit offers frequent traveling programs and attracts 50,000 people annually to its education center featuring rescued and rehabilitated exotic animals, mostly reptiles, as well as a geological center and library.
The Sasseville family has been building apartments in Auburn since 1990, but the latest build of 24 units might be the last for the immediate future. Current economic uncertainties are putting expansion plans on hold for now.
Builder Mark Avila is creating single-family homes in three developments in Lewiston, in an effort to meet the market for residents who are seeking to buy, rather than rent, and finding limited options.
Avesta Housing is developing one of the largest housing projects Lewiston has seen in many years, in the heart of the downtown, across from City Hall and on the site of the former DeWitt House hotel.
Maine has over 100 farmers' markets offering a range of local food products.
Maine Federation of Farmers’ Markets reports that unseasonably cool temperatures and a rainy early summer have not only caused issues for some crops but also for local farmers' markets. Strawberries, for instance, had a bad season. Around the state, sales at farmers' markets have been down this summer.
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