Neil Arnold

Wow, we are halfway through May.  Here is the update for the week.   Good Stuff A Dikes Landing neighbor on Dummer Street has sent a thank you for the huge improvement in noise. She is very grateful. Please contact Kristen at 295-3317 to share acts of kindness and other Good Stuff that you are … Read more

Here is our weekly update for residents with “Good Stuff”, property updates, resource updates and safety reminders.   More Good Stuff: A Moorings resident wants to send out public thanks and blessings to everyone who is involved in any of the food delivery in any way. Thank you to all of you who provided recycled … Read more

Bath Housing Development Corporation has the following available apartments for rent and began accepting applications on May 1, 2020. 43A Lincoln Street –$832 One bedroom, 1 bath first-floor apartment near Downtown Bath, Morse High School and Patten Free Library. Amenities include free off-street parking space, 24 hour maintenance and heat included.  https://maine.craigslist.org/apa/7120258148.html 41C Lincoln Street … Read more

Things continue to change rapidly with new resources and property updates.   Thank you again for keeping us posted about what you need. Our work with Cooking For Community was the direct result of hearing that some ready-to-eat options would be especially helpful. Please read through this to learn the latest updates and stay in touch … Read more

Happy to share some more Good Stuff!  Keep the Kindness Coming.   A Moorings resident who is not able to get to the Resource Table shared her appreciation for 3 neighbors who have been making a point to drop off anything that gets delivered, including leaving soup at her door. She sends a thank you … Read more

This week, we want to celebrate some Good Stuff! We are hearing appreciation for the laundry quarters (courtesy of the Quarter Fairy) We are also hearing appreciation for Seacliff resident L (you know who you are!) whose neighbors are grateful for the huge positive difference that she has been making with her willingness to pick up … Read more

On March 25, 2020, Bath Housing Development Corporation undertook a project to move a newly constructed house, built by local students, to 57 Chestnut Street in Bath, Maine. This unique project is the result of a partnership between Bath Housing, the Bath Regional Career and Technical Center (BRCTC), Bath Rotary Charitable Trust, and Vaillancourt Construction. … Read more

Resources and needs continue to change quickly.  Here are some important information updates for this week:     Smoke-Free Buildings As a reminder, the contact information for the Maine Tobacco HelpLine is 1-800-207-1230. In addition to free support, they can also discuss possible free medications to help reduce cravings. Please help to make your home … Read more

Bath Housing Development Corporation is beginning an asbestos remediation project at the Moses and Columbia Blocks in downtown Bath on Monday, April 13, 2020.  RJ Enterprises out of Brunswick, Maine was the successful bidder.  The project is made possible in part by grant funding provided by the Midcoast Economic Development District (MCCED), a recipient of … Read more

Resources and needs continue to change quickly.  Here are some important information updates for this week:   Thank you! We feel strongly that we are all in this together for the long haul and are already getting so much feedback and some great suggestions as we reach out with phone calls.  If your phone number … Read more