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Found my invitation from over 14 years ago.

One of Corey's photos from the walk through for the public that we both attended prior to the new terminal opening for business.

I would say that the Burger King "Home of the Whopper" banner and the fixed hand sanitizer dispenser definitely puts you in the big leagues when it comes to modern terminals! Kidding aside, the high ceilings, use of glass, wood beams and a generous concourse area for an airport of its size.

PWM did a pretty decent design job with the paltry $75 million expansion from 13 years ago considering the space limitations and not starting from scratch with a new terminal. (y)

It's stunning! But when you receive $2.15 BILLION for a brand new terminal you can incorporate those type of design elements. There is a huge gap between the available funds for the 33rd busiest airport in the country and the 99th. PWM is fortunate to have secured money for the runway...

TC, see if you can get this photo of mine submitted? I could care less about receiving credit for it but it would update the Wikipedia site with a current view of the center of downtown.

TC, I just noticed that your skyline photo made it to Wikipedia with credit given to Metrodogmedia? :)

I've often wondered if the CMP power station on Union Street could be developed by building above it or relocating the generators and associated equipment to another nearby location. Seems like such a waste of valuable downtown real estate. Does anyone know if CMP actually owns the property or...

. Preble and Portland Streets.

Didn't realize Kodak still made black and white film for your Instamatic camera Corey? Great photo!

750 square foot passenger waiting area with restrooms is far too generous!

Portland Press Herald

Mainebiz article from today.

Upcoming election, interest rates and construction costs. Developers and banks are using a wait and see approach to the overall economy before they invest millions in a project. Props to Redfern for getting The Casco tower built during this period. (y)

Screen shot from 2016 after the Courtyard by Marriott was completed! An impressive transformation and quite possibly the best street wall in northern New England.

Rusty Michael!

Through the windshield!

No news, just a photo from this morning.