The owner of The Atlantic House, a Portland recovery residence for men with alcohol and other addictions, said she plans to rebuild following an Oct. 10 fire that destroyed the home.
Lacey Flanagan of Yarmouth, who established the home at 201 Congress St. several years ago for men recovering from addictions following intensive treatment, said all 17 men who lived at The Atlantic House have found temporary housing through the American Red Cross and several other organizations. She said the cause of the fire is not known.
Flanagan is now trying to establish a replacement home. Donations of any kind to help the displaced residents may be made by contacting her at 1-781-854-6688. Money may be donated directly to the Flanagan The Atlantic House fund at TD Bank.
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