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Maine developers and builders will share insights on current and upcoming projects at the New England Real Estate Journal’s Maine State of the Market summit on Wednesday, Aug. 12, in South Portland.

The stadium, to be built on industrial waterfront land at Cassidy Point, is expected to seat 9,000 to 11,000 fans. Construction is slated to start in 2027, with an opening targeted for early 2029.

“When I first walked into the space, I knew this wasn’t a property that should be marketed traditionally,” said the listing broker. “The design felt like an extension of her — expressive, intentional and colorful.”

Going forward, 100% of the proceeds from each copy sold of Watson’s memoir, “Your Turn,” at Longfellow Books will be donated to Project Home.

The apartment complex sold earlier this year for $18.75 million, making it the largest multifamily sale so far in 2026.

The 28th edition of the TD Beach to Beacon 10K charity race raised $75,000 for Dirigo Reads, a Bangor-based children’s literacy nonprofit.

The future USS William Charette (DDG 130) is BIW’s second Flight III destroyer and the 43rd Arleigh Burke destroyer built at the Maine shipyard.

One- to two-year programs have been available for decades. The system is expanding short-term programs, taking weeks or months to complete, to move skilled workers into entry-level roles faster.

The Field of Dreams park was created in 1995 through the efforts of local philanthropist Bert Clifford and the Unity Foundation.

Six Maine producers earned top honors in the 2026 Northeast Gold Medal Cheese Competition.