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Amid changing details, public hearing on proposed solar arrays in Northfield to continue This early site rendering created by BlueWave Solar shows three proposed solar arrays off of Pine Meadow Road in Northfield. Screenshot Related stories NORTHFIELD — While the Planning Board initially intended to meet April 1 for a potential vote on three proposed dual-use solar arrays off of Pine Meadow Road, the meeting was delayed at the applicant’s request and the public hearing process will continue...

At the beginning of January, the site for the planned Cottages at Pine Meadow was quiet as developers waited for final approval from the Saco Planning Board on an ownership change. Mark McClure of GenX Capital Partner, and developer Ron Goddard closed on the property in October. Former owners Sandra Murray and Bill Koch, of Old Orchard Beach, obtained approval of the 32-house development for owners 55 and over from the board earlier in the year. All the new owners needed to go ahead was cha...

GenX Lending: Hard Money, Made Easy Miami based GenX Capital Partners launches its direct lending platform to meet the needs of real estate developers and investors Sponsored content provided by GenX Lending Share GenX Lending provided $9 million in LP Equity Financing for the $53 million acquisition and renovation of Statler Arms in Cleveland, Ohio Since 2017, Cape Elizabeth, Maine native Mark McClure has headed up GenX Capital Partners, LLC, a Miami, Fl. based real estate investment banki...

The Cottages at Pine Meadow offer compact, country-outside-the-city living 994 Portland Rd., Saco | $169,000 to $269,000 Share 1 of 26 The Cottages at Pine Meadow Tucked off U.S. Route 1, a broad expanse of rolling farm field sweeps about a half mile to the tree line. The unspoiled view—blanketed in brilliant white these days, a delicate green soon—is maybe the best amenity of this developing 55+ community. Eventually 32, cottage-style condominiums will be completed, ranging from 396 to 8...

Discussion on Pine Meadow Road solar proposal in Northfield to continue next month An early site rendering created by BlueWave Solar shows three proposed solar arrays off of Pine Meadow Road in Northfield. SCREENSHOT Related stories NORTHFIELD — After roughly four hours of discussion, the Planning Board voted to continue its public hearing on the proposed solar arrays along Pine Meadow Road until next month, and requested that the developers modify their plans for one of the three arrays. Th...

New board advises public works By Sue Stafford Tuesday, February 2, 2021 11:36 AM The newest advisory board created by resolution of the Sisters City Council is the Public Works Advisory Board, which just began meeting in January. Public Works Director Paul Bertagna is enthused about the experience and expertise of the five new board members. Robert Hatfield volunteered for the board because he thought it “would be a good way to learn more about Sisters.” He has ...

New well will add to Sisters’ water system By Sue Stafford Tuesday, January 19, 2021 10:59 AM Abbas Drilling put down a well at the east end of Creekside Park. The City has approved funding to complete the project. photo by Sue Stafford Sisters is adding a new well to its water system, which will substantially increase its pumping capacity. At last Wednesday’s City Council meeting, the City awarded a public improvement contract to J. P. Pr...

Two other suspects are in custody.

Shooting Victim Laid In Sioux Falls Street For 25 Minutes A homicide investigation is underway as police say a man was found lying in the middle of a street of a westside Sioux Falls mobile home park after suffering a fatal gunshot wound. Around 11:45 p.m. on Wednesday, December 30, 2020, Sioux Falls police received a call about a deceased person lying in a street at the intersection of West Pine Meadows Place and West Sandalwood Place in the Pine Meadow mobile home park. Dakota News Now report...

A retired scientist and Windsor Locks historian refutes the long-touted claim that the town was the first in New England (maybe the nation) to host a Christmas tree. The first selectman calls him a Grinch.