Scarborough sent out its third town-wide survey since 2021 to get feedback from residents.
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Portland approved its tallest building this month. Will more skyscrapers follow?
As residents of Maine’s largest city grapple with an evolving skyline, experts say the addition of a 30-story tower in the Old Port is unlikely to change things overnight.
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Gray discusses preparing growth ordinances for new housing law
The Town Council weighed how to rework Gray’s ordinances to comply with LD 1829, which goes into effect July 1.
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Gorham seeks sewer extension along Main Street
The proposed add-on would run along Route 25, from the intersection at Mosher’s Corner to Portal Way.
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Brunswick approves new plan to guide growth
The comprehensive plan shrinks Brunswick’s designated growth zone and serves as the basis for land use over the next 10 years.
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Portland Planning Board gives green light to Maine’s would-be tallest building
The 30-story mixed-use tower slated for the city’s historic Old Port received unanimous approval from the board Tuesday night.
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The change that follows ‘yes’
As the year is coming to a close, it’s hard not to look forward at the potential for monumental change happening in 2026. When I say that, I am mostly looking at the political landscape where not only are federal midterms coming up, which includes a U.S. Senate seat in Maine, but also a term-limited […]
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Gorham planners to receive update on Amazon warehouse plans
The Planning Board will meet at 7 p.m. on Monday, Dec. 1, to discuss the proposed Amazon warehouse.
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Scarborough residents say town is growing too fast
But a new state law will limit the town’s ability to slow that growth.
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Portland moves toward new life for vacant Bayside lots
The city is seeking a broker to help sell about 3.25 acres of land it repurchased after a failed housing development.