A development company behind several other hotels in the city plans to turn a historic bank building into a 92-room hotel with a restaurant.
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Midcoast fog bells sound again after restoration
The Pemaquid Peninsula has a new ring.
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Midcoast fog bells sound again after restoration
The Pemaquid Peninsula has a new ring.
Posted inBusiness, Maine, News
Old Army hospital on Great Diamond Island could become condos
Portland is selling the last city-owned property at Fort McKinley to a developer who plans to restore the building and create 9 condos.
Posted inMaine, News
Augusta’s Colonial Theater’s windows and doors being restored
Roughly $2 million in raised funds has already been put into the theater, including a new roof and a new floor that covered a gaping hole in the old, long-neglected floor. The next project will be an expansion and restoration of the stage area.
Posted inTimes Record
Bowdoinham to lift its historic Town Hall next week
After previous efforts to fund the repair of the decaying Town Hall failed, Bowdoinham is starting the process of repairing the foundation of the 201-year-old building with future renovation plans in the works.
Posted inScarborough Leader
Old schoolhouse restoration project in Scarborough gets grant to help wrap up work
A grant from the Scarborough Community Chamber of Commerce gives the historical society a needed boost in preserving the last of the town’s 13 one-room schools that is still intact.
Posted inBusiness, Maine, News, Schools and Education
Portland planning board to look at expansion of downtown child care
The project would double the number of slots available at the popular Youth and Family Outreach child care center to 110 and build 48 affordable and 12 market-rate apartments.
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New York City historic preservation specialist hired as leader of Greater Portland Landmarks
Kate Lemos McHale, who grew up in Damariscotta, is the preservation nonprofit’s new executive director.
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Fayette residents agree to spend $15,000 in town money on Starling Hall
Some residents argued town funds should not be spent on restoring the 1879 building, the oldest building built as a Grange Hall in Maine.