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Dead River purchases Scott Energy - Vimarsana News

Dead River purchases Scott Energy

Dead River Co. of South Portland, Maine, acquired the distillates, propane and HVAC service business of Scott Energy Co. of Gloucester, Massachusetts.

City Council authorizes Industrial Council to seek grant for building new rail spur - Vimarsana News

City Council authorizes Industrial Council to seek grant for building new rail spur

The City Council authorized the Industrial Council executive director to seek grant money to add a new rail spur to the intermodal rail yard in the industrial park.

Construction could begin soon on $30 million Waterville mill housing project after financing green light - Vimarsana News

Construction could begin soon on $30 million Waterville mill housing project after financing green light

North River Co. is awaiting word from MaineHousing before launching construction to turn about half of the northernmost Lockwood-Duchess mill building at 6 Water St. into residential and commercial space.

Construction could begin soon on $30 million Waterville mill housing project after financing green light - Vimarsana News

Construction could begin soon on $30 million Waterville mill housing project after financing green light

North River Co. is awaiting word from MaineHousing before launching construction to turn about half of the northernmost Lockwood-Duchess mill building at 6 Water St. into residential and commercial space.

As housing crunch persists, central Maine leaders chip away at problem one project at a time - Vimarsana News

As housing crunch persists, central Maine leaders chip away at problem one project at a time

Several efforts are underway in Augusta and Waterville to provide more affordable housing options, but until then the two cities together are short of such housing by more than 1,800 units.