Guest column: Learning from our peer cities regarding growth
Bend is what economists call an “amenity rich” city. It’s a place where people love to visit and want to move, do business and work.
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Bend is what economists call an “amenity rich” city. It’s a place where people love to visit and want to move, do business and work.
In a small office crammed in above Reny’s in Damariscotta, an eight-person regional planning commission called the Midcoast Council of Governments is working to support communities across Midcoast Maine.
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Part of the solution to stressors facing popular outdoors tourism destinations could be as simple as having tourists pay their fair share to communities they visit.