Focus. Augusta/Waterville: In the Shadow of Augusta, Two Downtowns Flourish, Gardiner and Hallowell Taking Different Paths to Economic Development
Date
1-23-2017
Pages
15, 20-21
Abstract
The towns of Gardiner and Hallowell have chosen different paths towards economic development. Gardiner received $3.7 million in economic development grants since 2011 and focused on developing its food and beverage business, as well as developing medical services for its population. Hallowell has focused on preserving the historical aspects of the town. Both towns are interested in linking with each other through road and rail trails which can encourage tourism. Page fifteen illustrates a compilation of facts that compare Augusta and Waterville. [images]
Subjects
Gardiner (Me.), Hallowell (Me.), Economic development
Recommended Citation
Cordes, Renee, "Focus. Augusta/Waterville: In the Shadow of Augusta, Two Downtowns Flourish, Gardiner and Hallowell Taking Different Paths to Economic Development" (2017). Maine News Index – MaineBiz. 6891.
https://digitalcommons.portlandlibrary.com/news_mainebiz/6891
Source
Mainebiz