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Buyers of three downtown Lewiston buildings envision retail and restaurants
Laurie Schreiber Updated: September 6, 2021The adjoining buildings sold as a package for $450,000. A financial services firm used the package for offices but recently vacated. The buyers see opportunity for upper-story residential or office space and ground-floor customer businesses.
Central Maine Community College finds president within its ranks
Staff Updated: September 3, 2021A national search for a new president drew 30 candidates, and ultimately led to the interim president. Her appointment comes as CMCC increasingly focuses on preparing students for in-demand careers.
Auburn receives $3.4M to combat lead hazards in public housing
Staff September 1, 2021The federal funding will help the city address dangers such as lead paint. Auburn and Lewiston have the state's highest rate of lead poisoning, which can lead to learning disabilities and other health problems in children.
Another round: Newest Maine breweries are trying to stand out from the crowd
Catie Joyce-Bulay August 13, 2021Maine is well-known for its thriving and diverse craft beer scene, but these new entrants in the industry are pushing to redefine what it's all about.
Museum L-A names former NYC museum staffer as new director
William Hall Updated: August 13, 2021The new executive director of the museum comes from the Metropolitan Museum of Art, but she's familiar with Lewiston-Auburn and its industrial heritage.
Women to Watch: Adilah Muhammad is a voice of leadership in housing equity, diversity
Catie Joyce-Bulay Updated: August 9, 2021Adilah Muhammad of Lewiston is president and founder of the Third Place, the first coworking space for BIPOC Mainers, and has been a voice of leadership in housing equity and BIPOC advocate for over a decade.
On the Record: Abdullahi Ali, of Gateway Community Services, opens a door to help for New Mainers
Renee Cordes Updated: August 9, 2021The nonprofit's founder says his own experiences as a refugee and New Mainer have shaped the organization's mission of supporting immigrants through mental health services, youth programming and more.
Lewiston competition to attract downtown business sweetens the pot
Staff August 4, 2021Designed to attract viable businesses to Lewiston’s downtown, an $80,000 prize package includes rent-free space at 120 Lisbon St. plus marketing, branding, legal, financial, architectural and digital services for one year.
Geiger continues expansion with Colorado acquisition
Renee Cordes August 2, 2021The Lewiston-based promotional products company said Monday that it has acquired Englewood, Colo.-based distributor ProCorp. Inc. for an undisclosed amount.
Buyers of Poland plaza see opportunity to fill retail, restaurant gap
Laurie Schreiber Updated: July 26, 2021The $2.54 million sale illustrates a strong investment market with plenty of capital, low interest rates and investor demand, said one broker. The shopping center serves local and tourist markets and receives over 20,000 visits a day.
Today's Poll
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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