BREWER, Maine — The Brewer Housing Authority expressed an interest in redeveloping the historic Brewer Middle School into affordable senior housing back in 2008, and signed a purchase and sale agreement last year. But the project has been stalled by residential zoning limits.

BREWER, Maine — There are two zoning changes in the works — one designed to help with redeveloping two vacant school buildings and one to establish a downtown development district — and public hearings on both are scheduled for Monday, May 6.

BREWER, Maine — Coach Harold “Skip” Estes has seen his team reach the Eastern Maine Class A softball championship for the last two years, and he finds this year’s Witches more focused on getting over that hump and reaching the state final in June.

BREWER, Maine — Please join us and support our “PLANT HOPE” Project across Maine, New England and the U.S.

BREWER, Maine — The Brewer Housing Authority held a groundbreaking ceremony Tuesday morning for the new Brewer Community Center/Jean Lyford Child Care Center, Education and Training Facility at its future site at 10 Cutler Place, off Beacon Street.

BREWER — So many people have discovered the good food and friendly service at Steve’s Family Restaurant that proprietor Steve Gott recently expanded his hours. For a restaurant that opened just two months ago, that’s a good business indicator.

BREWER, Maine – Waterfront Concerts announced Monday an exclusive arrangement with Machias Savings Bank in which the bank’s customers will have access to tickets before their availability to the general public.

HOULTON, Maine — An award-winning premium micro-distilled vodka that has called Aroostook County home since its launch in 2009 will soon be moving to Brewer.

In 1928, Walter Sargent conveyed to the Brewer Community and School Improvement Association a swath of land between Wilson and State Street, under the condition that it be forever used as a “community and school playground, with a preference for high school athletics.

BREWER, Maine — There were few empty parking spots outside — or empty seats inside — the Brewer Auditorium Thursday night as 12 members of the Maine Legislature gathered as part of a panel to hear public comment on Gov. Paul LePage’s proposed biennial state budget.