LIMESTONE, Maine — Oct. 18, 2024 — Limestone Chamber of Commerce board member Lisa Cantafio (left) and vice president Jo-Ellen Kelley stand near Boulevard Graphix, a business on Main Street that has expanded its production space in the small downtown. Growing the town’s Main Street in the three decades after Loring Air Force Base’s closure has been a challenge but there may still be signs of growth, noted chamber leaders. (Melissa Lizotte | Aroostook Republican)
After 30 years of decline, Limestone wants to revive its Main Street
With redevelopment of the base finally looking possible, the conversation in town has turned toward keeping storefronts on Main Street amidst a rise in home-based and online businesses.
