Maine Voices: South Portland's shipyard waterfront should be vividly reimagined
The towers and parking lots of the proposed Yard South development do not belong next to Bug Light. What does? The sky’s the limit.
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The towers and parking lots of the proposed Yard South development do not belong next to Bug Light. What does? The sky’s the limit.
Winter made itself known slowly this year, with only a few light snows by the time the season officially began. By then, some of us were already muttering that Maine winters as we once knew them were over. That all changed in recent days, with storm after storm blanketing everything in white, and Press Herald photographers were there to chronicle the season's first big performance.
Captain Bob Bozek discusses painting the Long Beach Bar Lighthouse, or Bug Light, in Orient for the cover of this month's issue of Dan's Papers North Fork.
Projects to be tackled included closing a gap in the Eastern Trail and replacing an aging ferry to Isleboro with a new hybrid-electric one.
It defies reason that our city would consider corrupting its shipyard zoning to allow 180-foot residential towers near our harbor shore.