BRUNSWICK — It didn’t take long for the old Brunswick Naval Air Station sign to come down and a new Brunswick Landing sign to go up at the main entrance to the former base in Brunswick.
The air station held a closing ceremony on Tuesday the end of its 68-year history and leaving its future in the hands of the Midcoast Regional Redevelopment Authority, which is working to fill the space with private-sector companies.
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Eighty businesses and organizations occupied 1.2 million square feet of Brunswick Landing’s 2 million square feet of industrial and commercial space at the end of 2015. Photo courtesy Brunswick Landing
This morning, the familiar Brunswick Naval Air Station sign at the main entrance on Route 24 was taken down. A short time later, it was replaced by one reading Brunswick Landing, the name the base is now going by.
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