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Read Article This week the Buzz is moving, building and moderately care-free — or just bottling things up really well, but more about that. First up: The law firm Skelton Taintor & Abbott is moving across the river into the former Northeast Bank building at Lewiston’s Southern Gateway. Developer Matt Hancock, who bought that property and several others in 2019, said the firm will take the top two floors at 500 Canal St., half of the 28,000-square foot building. It’s been a crazy market during COVID-19, Hancock said, as businesses assess how much space they need and what makes the most ...

Read Article The Capital Improvement Plan for Lewiston for fiscal year 2022 includes money for environmental cleanup work at Bates Mill No. 5 on Main Street, the saw-toothed building at center, and initial funding to expand the Lincoln Street parking garage next to the mill. Russ Dillingham/Sun Journal 2017 file photo LEWISTON — The City Council approved next year’s $23 million Capital Improvement Plan on Tuesday, the same night it received a series of recommendations from the Finance Committee and Planning Board regarding how to prioritize the spending. The annual plan is considered a...

Read Article Walter and his sons, Finn and Declan, with their grandmother, Margaret Craven, visited Museum L-A’s Androscoggin River gallery exhibit, and played on a life-size river challenge game, in this file photo. Museum staff look forward to post-pandemic visitors coming to its gallery and permanent exhibit spaces. In the meantime, museum supporters are being asked to vote for the museum as part of a community grant program at bangor.com/cmm through February. Contributed LEWISTON — Museum L-A has been selected to be on the ballot of this year’s Community Matters More grant progr...

Museum L/A Read Article Peter Rubins, chairman of Grow L+A’s River Working Group, will be the featured speaker of the free “To ‘B’ or Not to ‘B’: Reclassifying Muskie’s Androscoggin” virtual program held via Zoom from 6 to 7 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 28. Advance reservations required at www.museumla.org. Russ Dillingham/Sun Journal file photo A new virtual program, “Our Working Waterway,” will be held at 6 p.m. on Thursday, Jan. 28, coordinated with a gallery exhibit presented by Museum L-A. The free public event, “To ‘B’ or Not to ‘B’: Reclassifying Muskie’s An...

Museum L-A-s To ‘B’ or Not to ‘B’: Reclassifying Muskie’s Androscoggin event will be held via Zoom.