Moosehead area businesses want economic boost of proposed ski resort without wrecking local charm

BANGOR DAILY NEWS • February 14, 2022

While many Moosehead Lake region residents see a $113.5 million year-round ski resort as a significant boost for the local economy, some want a larger conversation about the project’s scale and preserving the area’s small-town charm. Neighbors’ concerns and questions around burdening small-town infrastructure and changing the character of the region underscore a long-running distrust of big development projects like Plum Creek, an even larger scale residential development proposed in 2005. But many people support the economic advantages of the proposed ski resort.

Previous
Previous

Old Town landfill shows how tough Maine’s ‘forever chemical’ problem is to solve

Next
Next

Deer Isle fears out-of-town clammer invasion if state takes control of flats