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PwC receiver Lara Bennett says it is distressing the receivers weren't able to recover all the money owed.

Thomas Coughlan05:00, May 05 2021 STUFF Grant Robertson praises the resilience of the economy during the Covid-19 pandemic in a pre-budget speech on May 4. The timing is unfortunate. Robertson has, albeit in a somewhat more limited capacity, been a Minister of Delivery for a little over a year. In January 2020, he took the lead on the NZ Upgrade Programme, the Government’s $12 billion pre-Covid infrastructure package. More than half of that money, $6.8b, was allocated to transport projects, which the Government has decided it can no longer commit to delivering in the way, shape, and cost...

Read Article A concept rendering by Bild Architecture for a nine-unit apartment house at 186-198 Blake St. in Lewiston by Raise-Op. Under a new proposal, Raise-Op is looking to build a similar building on a vacant parcel at Walnut and Howe streets.  LEWISTON — The nonprofit housing cooperative Raise-Op is hoping to expand its footprint in the downtown by doubling the size of its previously proposed housing development in the Tree Streets neighborhood. The City Council this week approved an updated option agreement with Raise-Op that will allow the organization to purchase additional vaca...

janderson@ironmountaindailynews.com IRON MOUNTAIN — The majority of police officers and firefighters in Iron Mountain have declined so far to be vaccinated against COVID-19, city council members learned Monday. During a Zoom discussion on coronavirus policies, City Manager Jordan Stanchina estimated 70% of the city’s full-time first responders have declined the vaccine. Stanchina did not elaborate on their reasoning, but noted some already have had the virus. Because re-infection with COVID-19 is possible, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention still recommends that people who hav...

By Staff The 51-apartment Furman Block will officially open today with a ribbon-cutting ceremony that celebrates another completed project on former Portland Public Works Department property. Developed by Szanton Co., the seven-story building has 51 mixed-income apartments for those age 55 and above, with street-level commercial space. Developer Ross Furman owns and manages the commercial space, and Szanton's property management arm, Saco Falls Management, manages the apartments. No tenant has yet been announced for Furman Block’s commercial space. The building was design...