July 24: Lewiston breaks ground for government-financed affordable housing project  

On Monday, a large affordable housing project in Lewiston broke ground. The Wedgewood project will consist of 82 apartments in 9 buildings. Sixty of the apartments will be reserved for affordable housing. Majority of the projects financing is from the federal Department of Housing and Urban Development “Choice Neighborhoods” grant.  

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July 24: Bath Housing announces 3 new board members 

Bath Housing and Development Corporation announced three new members to its board – Roberta Jordan, Toby Gabranski and Erik Nelson. 

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July 25: Influx of new senior apartments will help ease Bangor’s housing shortage 

BangorHousing is currently developing an affordable housing project for seniors. On Monday, Bangor city councilor approved $2 million in pandemic relief funding to support future endeavors.  

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July 27: Housing projects in downtown Waterville with a total of 84 units set to move forward 

The Waterville Planning Board gave its final approval this week for the Head of Falls Village housing project and a housing project for 155 and 165 Main Street. The Head of Falls Village project will include 63 apartments and commercial space. The 55 and 165 Main Street housing project plans to develop a combined 21 apartments across the buildings. 

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