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I'm really shocked that the planning board made this decision. I am so accustomed to seeing Portland make decisions that please a vocal few to the detriment of everybody else who is just trying to live and/or do business in the city. It will be interesting to see what the city council has to...

Amongst the millions of pages on this project at the planning board's site, there is a rendering included with a letter from the Chestnut Street Loft residents. I can't understand their complaint. According to their own rendering, much of the view of Back Cove is retained. They are concerned...

Apparently this development shouldn't be allowed because some people living in Chestnut Street Lofts will lose their view of 295. http://www.pressherald.com/news/portland-delays-high-tower-ruling_2013-03-13.html

No argument there.

Thanks, Corey! I have been admiring your "Portland Daily Photo" blog for a few years now. When I look at your photography I am amazed by the stuff that I miss when I'm walking around, such as the Lobsterman statue at Middle & Temple. I guess I'm always reading the marquee for the movie theater...

I too am trying to understand the height concerns. What is so great about the view of the Portland "skyline" as it exists now from I-295? From a walk around Back Cove I look at it and I see lots of dreary old buildings that are at least three decades old, excepting of course the new, shiny...

Who is going to want to live here? I parked in the Ocean Gateway Garage for a few years and the brewery smell in this immediate area is quite strong fairly often.