by maineseacoast | Sep 22, 2021 | Downeast Campus, Housing Rehabilitation, Maine Seacoast Mission, News, Scott Shaw
A Downeast home built on wooden posts, that are susceptible to rot from moisture, is getting a solid foundation thanks to a Housing Barrier Removal Fund grant. CHERRYFIELD, ME — July of this year marked the end of a remarkable Downeast housing program involving...
by maineseacoast | Aug 27, 2021 | Downeast Campus, Housing Rehabilitation, Scott Shaw
CHERRYFIELD, ME — Mission Housing Rehabilitation Manager Scott Shaw tells us, “The Housing Rehab Friends and Families Program is underway. I have been visiting homes and following up on projects as we order materials for them.” The friends and family...
by maineseacoast | Jun 10, 2021 | Housing Rehabilitation, Maine Seacoast Mission, News, Scott Shaw, Thank You Thursday
It’s Thank you Thursday. Today’s shout out of Mission love goes to Scott Berry. “As a volunteer and supporter, Scott Berry has been a driving force in the success of Maine Seacoast Mission’s Housing Rehab Program.” said Scott Shaw,...
by maineseacoast | Sep 17, 2020 | Downeast Maine Tiny House Project, Housing Rehabilitation, Maine Seacoast Mission, News, Scott Shaw
TheMaineMonitor.org Cottage Industry: Small wood homes yield big climate benefits Maine could get a large economic boost and provide critically needed housing by manufacturing compact, highly efficient homes. BY MARINA SCHAUFFLER | SEPTEMBER 13, 2020 A single small...
by maineseacoast | Aug 24, 2020 | Downeast Maine Tiny House Project, Housing Rehabilitation, Maine Seacoast Mission, News, Scott Shaw
MILBRIDGE, ME — This lull lift was such a great donation. Once the tiny house was delivered and placed, WK Construction & Sons lull lift donation saved Bill Italiano and all the crews so much work getting the overhangs and roofing complete. Trey Shaw from WK...
by maineseacoast | Aug 18, 2020 | Downeast Maine Tiny House Project, Housing Rehabilitation, John Zavodny, Maine Seacoast Mission, News, Scott Shaw
MILBRIDGE, ME — On a misty Monday morning, August 3, a tall yellow crane is suspending a new tiny house in mid-air while carpenters guide the building onto its cement foundation. Four years ago this tiny house was an idea sketched on a paper napkin. The idea...
