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A letter from the Mayors desk, This is a Mayor Diary based on a real county in Maine but all towns are mostly fictitious. Although It is fictitious I am trying to keep a realistic region. I...

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evertonforever1
Update 8 - The Rise of the Sport Franchises Hugh Meyor and his corprate share holders have completed talks with The CANAM baseball league and The United Soccer League second division to have a team start play in both leagues respectively. Billings Yard Stadium: Both teams will begin play at Billings Yard Stadium(Multi-Use Facility). The land was bought by Hugh Meyor off of the City Of Weymouth and will be the site of a mixed use developement. The site will contain a stadium, parking, and commercial...
evertonforever1
Harraseeket First Nations Reserve : Penobscot Nation Harraseeket FN Reserve is located just north of Freeport. It has a populaion of near 800 and contains the town of Seewaukee. On the reserves limits there is the town of Coleman and The Harraseeket Casino At Red Hawk Hill. The Tribe that resides in the Reserve are the Penobscot Nation First Peoples. This is the Town of Seewaukee. Land marks include the Harraseeket Reserve School, The Harraseeket Town Building, some stores and a ATV/Snowmobile...
evertonforever1
Welcome Back Everyone!! This is an update of Freeport. Freeport lies about a 15 minute drive South-West of Weymouth via the I-295. It is conected to Weymouth and Portland by the I-95, and by rail service. Some locale things to do are Shop downtown, dine at one of the many fantastic restaurants, go to the Harraseeket Casino(Located in the Harraseeket Indian Reserve[Next update]) , or play a relaxing game of golf. Enjoy the sights and wonderfully old buildings in Freeport!! And pardon any construction as...
evertonforever1
Hi everyone. This update is entirly based on the construction of Oakleigh. The purpose of this development was to satisfy the housing boom in the area. It houses approx. 3,500 people and created about 1,000 jobs. Part of the construction phase pictured below Here is pictures of the Area complete! Pictured Below is the T&M Propelant factory. And the final mosaic of the area! YAY! Next update will most likily be Freeport, a town that is located in between Portland and Weymouth. Till next time, Peace
evertonforever1

Teaser #1

By evertonforever1,

Hi everybody, This is a teaser for an area in Weymouth being planned. Due to an influx of demand for residential in the area, a new suburb is planned. The area should be done by mid next week so keep your eyes peeled.
evertonforever1
Welcome to Bath! Here are two Mosaics just to get you started. ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Bath Has been a shipbuilding hub on the Eastern seaboard for more than a century and i now home of the US Navy Drydock Bath. It Provide most of the jobs in the city along with all the manufacturing jobs it provides. Bath has been a working class town up untill the late '80's when tourism started to...
evertonforever1
How'd you like that! My first mosaic. Wasn't so tough! Well this is the town of Wiscasset, Maine. The town lies just east of Weymouth and west of the City Of Bath(Next update). It is connected to the two adjecent cites by Us Route 1 and rail lines. It is a pleasent town that started as a fishing and port town and developed into a nice place to go and relax, do a little shopping on the main streets, or go sailing for the day on the Wiscasset Bay. Here it is and enjoy the pleasant views! This is downtown...
evertonforever1
Hi Everybody! This is my second update in as many days!!! That was fast! Well This update is all about the main city in my region, Weymouth. Weymouth is a very small, peacefull cuty on the mouth of the Androscoggin River and the head of Casco bay. It has A University, Museams, Schools, two Stadiums, a passenger rail station, and a freight rail station. The highlights of its waterfront are the fishing peirs, marinas, Androscoggin Dock the Winchester Mill, The Morse's Tea building(One of the oldest buildings...
evertonforever1
Welcome to Cumberland County. This is an overview of the reigion. Here is some info about the reigion. The county was founded in 1760 and its seat is in Portland, Maine. It is a country known for its fishing industry although a fair bitt of farming does take place around the county(as you will see in the pictures) . It is seviced by a network of transportation by road and rail. Highway 1 runs from Freeport, throught Weymouth and up to Bath. Major cities include Portland, Weymouth, and Freeport....
evertonforever1
The City of Weymouth, is located in the state of Maine in the USA. It forms part of Cumberland County district 3. It was established in 1642 as a port from England for settlers to arrive and also to deliver goods. Since then the region has been known for its fishing, craft brewries, and Ship building. Here Are some Pictures of Cumberland county to help you get feel for the region. Grant Rapids & the Topsham Ave. Bridge(built 1836) My next update will go more in depth into Cumberland County Hope to see you...
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