The expansion added around 12,000 square feet to the store, expanded the parking lot, added a second entrance and self-checkout registers and upgraded the pharmacy with a private consultation room for immunizations.
The enormous cranes hovering over Portland’s Bayside neighborhood are orchestrating construction of a 201-unit affordable housing complex under development by Avesta Housing and Reveler Development.
The project “strengthens one of Maine's cornerstone industries, creates opportunities for business growth, supports local jobs and increases demand for Maine forest products,” said an economic development leader.
“Projects like the pump track and trail system are the result of years of volunteer effort and community support,” said the town’s director of parks and recreation.
"49 Spring Street exemplifies exactly the type of asset we seek to own — a fully leased, clinically essential outpatient facility anchored by the leading health system in its market," said the buyer.
Landry/French Construction is on schedule to complete the University of Maine at Orono’s 14,000-square-foot Sustainable Aquaculture Workforce and Innovation Center in the next few months.