Staff Report / Bangorlocal.org

Greenville, Maine is facing uncertainty following the recent setback of its ski mountain redevelopment plan. Maine Public reported on the community's concerns and potential next steps after the plan did not move forward as intended. The redevelopment was seen as a key element for enhancing outdoor recreation and boosting the local economy. Community members are now discussing alternative strategies to revitalize the area and support the local economy. For more detailed coverage, you can visit the full article on Maine Public's website.

Source: Eastern Maine Development Corporation | Bangor ME | Facebook

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Source Location: Bangor

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