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UNION — A Facebook post about the Thompson Community Center caused accusations and raised voices during a Union Select Board meeting, with two board members saying the post was inappropriate

Community members and partners joined United Way of Mid Coast Maine to celebrate their collective efforts throughout the Midcoast this year at its annual meeting and campaign celebration. The event highlighted the incredible work made possible by...

The majority of units will be rented to households earning 50% of the area median income or less. Some will have vouchers for use by populations with special needs.

ROCKLAND — Residents should be able to move into a 49-unit apartment complex off Maverick Street in 12 months.

Experts say the problem is fundamentally one of too much demand amid low housing inventory.

The 2024 United Way of Mid Coast Maine Annual Meeting and Campaign Celebration will be held on Wednesday, May 15 from 5 to 7 p.m. at Wild Oats, 166 Admiral Fitch Avenue, Brunswick. The event’s theme “Navigating Together” will be an opportunity to...

The town of 5,600 issued 80 new building permits last year, according to new housing data.

The 60-unit complex for asylum seekers has been the target of conservative attacks since Donald Trump Jr. made misleading comments about it.

ROCKLAND — Site work began Thursday Feb. 15 on the Maverick Street property where a 49-unit senior housing development will be built.

Rep. Cheryl Golek, who represents Harpswell and part of Brunswick, plans to build a 14-unit apartment building in Cook's Corner.