Published 2 months ago

Future of former Maine air base hinges on crumbling hangar

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Loring Air Museum has operated since 2005 on land owned by Loring Development Authority. The state-funded economic development group was created over 30 years ago to revitalize the Air Force base. The Portland-based Green 4 Maine purchased 450 acres last year, hoping to turn the area into a workforce hub.

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Bangor Daily News

Future of former Maine air base hinges on crumbling hangar

LIMESTONE, Maine — When Matt Cole and Cuppy Johndro look at the historic arch hangar on the former Loring Air Force Base, they see a lost chance to link the region’s past and its potential future. Cole and Johndro are members of the Loring Air Museum, which has operated since 2005 on land owned by Loring Development Authority, a state-funded economic development group created over 30 years ago to revitalize the Air Force base. Museum volunteers …

2 months ago·Bangor, United States

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Former Maine air base’s future hinges on a historic, crumbling hangar - The County

When Matt Cole and Cuppy Johndro look at the historic arch hangar on the former Loring Air Force Base, they see a lost chance to link the region’s past and its potential future.

2 months ago

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