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Key Auto Group owner Anthony DiLorenzo is high bidder for McIntyre building in Portsmouth - Vimarsana News

Key Auto Group owner Anthony DiLorenzo is high bidder for McIntyre building in Portsmouth

Anthony DiLorenzo, a big UNH athletics donor and owner of a private island in Portsmouth, wants to ensure McIntyre is "developed appropriately."

Source: yahoo.com
The future of Portland's Time & Temperature Building is back in limbo - Vimarsana News

The future of Portland's Time & Temperature Building is back in limbo

The developers have delayed starting a project to convert the building into a hotel – and are now considering if that's the best course given challenging economic conditions.

Androscoggin Bank appoints 5 new corporators - Vimarsana News

Androscoggin Bank appoints 5 new corporators

LEWISTON — Androscoggin Bank announces five new corporators were appointed at its 2023 annual meeting. They are Ray DeBlois, Adilah Muhammad, Sharon Reishus, Josh Soley and John Wipfler. As active leaders in their communities and areas of expertise, they bring valuable perspectives to the bank’s economic and community initiatives. “We are excited to welcome such […]

Spiritual center in Biddeford Pool to close after 45 years - Vimarsana News

Spiritual center in Biddeford Pool to close after 45 years

The building, which sits near the beach and is assessed at $2.9 million, will be sold. The remaining 13 sisters will move to New Hampshire and Massachusetts.

The Portland home built for Maine's first Chief Justice will house nonprofit services provider - Vimarsana News

The Portland home built for Maine's first Chief Justice will house nonprofit services provider

Eighteen months and $1 million went into the redevelopment of an early 19th-century building in the West End that was built for Prentice Mellen, who was a U.S. Senator prior to his term as Chief Justice of the Maine Supreme Judicial Court.