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Maine Savings Amphitheater posted a really nice new pic of their facility....I didn't think that this could be done in Bangor, Maine....but by golly Alex Gray did it.

It should be noted that UMaine just broke ground on their $85 million "Factory of the Future"....the engineering part of campus has really taken a leap forward.

How many stories is 325 feet again?

Portland, Maine needs to be more like Boston and less like Manhattan....at least from a mentality perspective. The city seems a bit snobbish but also rudderless at the same time. Yes, you have the ocean and Old Port....but make Portland a bit more livable, friendly and inviting and don't take...

A beautiful sunset in Bangor last night. I have to say that the city is looking pretty good these days. You can tell that there has been an influx of new blood and $$$ to the area. And I love the Paul Bunyan statue. The city really keeps it well maintained.....it's iconic! The Cross...

Imagine having our own Dalhalla (Sweden)? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dalhalla

Did not know that the Alfond Foundation committed $100 million to this project and will have their name on the academic center... https://www.haroldalfondfoundation.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/09/24.09.13-GWP-Remarks-at-the-Roux-Institute-Groundbreaking-Ceremony.pdf

I love that they kept many of the mature trees that surround that parcel. If only more of Maine realized the resource and beauty that grows all around us.

There have been a lot of pictures of the "Umbrella Street"....but when the late afternoon sun was illuminating the Maine Discovery Museum building I just couldn't resist...

Also I was absolutely giddy about the full service Starbucks now open on campus....a very well done space that used to be the Bear's Den.

A few recent pics from the Walsh Center/Alfond Arena expansion......

Totally agree. Maine in general doesn't seem to care about maintenance of public spaces, landscaping, etc....and winter clean-up is usually left to spring and summer rainstorms.

*Summer = May thru October

Not surprised that hotel plans are still popping up in Portland.....has to have one of the highest average hotel rates (excluding taxes) in the country.

Wow....LA got so small and filled with trees.

This looks like a very cool area to live now.

Wasn't sure where to place this but an interesting news release yesterday by the University of Maine..... https://www.maine.edu/blog/2024/08/20/university-of-maine-system-to-study-feasibility-of-establishing-states-first-public-medical-school/ A medical school at UMaine in Orono would be...

Maine never thinks big.....never.

This is how you do an airport....bringing nature and local flavor to the terminal without being g tacky. https://www.cnn.com/travel/pdx-portland-oregon-airport-terminal-renovation-reopening/index.html Way to go Portland.....Oregon.

Thank god that they went with a realistic pine tree. I prefer Dirigo but at least it won't be a total embarrassment if the pine tree wins. The one created by the Portland flag store with the simple pine tree is dumb.