Redevelopment News, Winter 2015 Executive Director’s Report Happy Holidays everyone! We’re pleased to report that the redevelopment of the former Naval Air Station Brunswick and Topsham Annex properties continues to exceed…
The Brunswick Naval Museum and Memorial Gardens, located in the former Navy Chapel at 179 Admiral Fitch Ave., held its grand opening on November 12th. Senator Angus King was one…
On Monday, November 30th, the commemorative plaque for the former Naval Air Station Brunswick was unveiled at Brunswick Landing’s P-3 Park on corner of Admiral Fitch Avenue and Pegasus Street.…
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Letter from the Executive Director Dear Friends, Redevelopment activity on the properties at the former Naval Air Station Brunswick continued at a rapid pace in 2015. There are now nearly…
MRRA Honors Pair of Brunswick Landing Companies at Annual Dinner Guest Speaker Greentown Labs CEO Emily Reichert Wows Crowd with Story of Somerville, MA Clean Tech Incubator FREEPORT, Maine –…
MRRA Honors Pair of Brunswick Landing Companies at Annual Dinner Guest Speaker Greentown Labs CEO Emily Reichert Wows Crowd with Story of Somerville, MA Clean Tech Incubator FREEPORT, Maine –…
The Midcoast Regional Redevelopment Authority recently closed on a couple of property sales. Last week, MRRA sold lots 30 and 32 at Brunswick Landing, approximately 13 acres, for $519,000 to…
2016 NDAA includes King-authored measures investing in shipbuilding, improving HUBZone program WASHINGTON, D.C. – U.S. Senator Angus King (I-Maine) today announced that the 2016 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) conference…
Redevelopment News, Summer 2015 Executive Director’s Report We’re a little more than four years into the redevelopment of the former Naval Air Station Brunswick, now called Brunswick Landing, and the…