Regarding the article published in Mainebiz from the print edition of June 12, “With Projects Underway, Waterville’s Downtown is Taking on New Life”, we want to correct the statement that “Waterville ...

The second of four parts The Happy Hour crowd on South Slope pops into the breweries and restaurants that have helped land ...

The construction of the Akron Innerbelt highway in the 1970s contributed to the death and decay of what was once the city's largest Black community. More than 50 years later, this dark chapter of ...

The state’s final report on its three-year, Greater Hartford Mobility Study lays out plans for a dramatic change in the area’s transportation system but it first acknowledges the sobering — and ...

There will be a lot of visioning and thinking ahead this coming year as Portsmouth commemorates its 400th anniversary. Re-visiting and re-visioning our past can be beneficial as we look forward – ...

Photographer and community historian Andrea Clark, who spent decades working to ensure Asheville’s Black history would not be ...

It’s been roughly 50 years since Jamestown started down the path of urban renewal. Whether that path was a good one to take is still open to debate. As we have learned from the yearly gatherings of ...

Soon afterward, an urban renewal officer presented her with a list of required repairs. Without these repairs, her home was to be condemned. When Pennick informed him that she had no funds to complete ...

In 1969, Yale planned to demolish the Hill neighborhood to build a parking lot. Residents stepped in and protested the proposal. This Footnotes episode examines two urban renewal plans and asks: How ...

Manfred Reid lives in a brand new apartment with 12-foot ceilings and a view of nearby downtown Louisville, Ky. Impeccably dressed in a coat and tie, he seems a little out of place in his own living ...

A study being crafted for the Lawton Urban Renewal Authority will help Lawton tackle blight in urban renewal areas in and ...