Downtown Signage Grant Program
...to provide financial assistance to downtown business owners located within the established Downtown District who wish to install new business signage on the exterior of their buildings. more...

Incentive for Downtown Business Creation and Expansion
...a Downtown Forgivable Loan Program to provide financial assistance to business and property owners interested in creating new businesses or significantly expanding existing businesses within the established Downtown District. more...

Waterville Main Street celebrates 10 years
Check out the special WMSt 10th Anniversary insert published in the Morning Sentinel on September 21. Download the 3MB PDF.

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- Meet Me Downtown Business Profiles
- Downtown Historic Walking Guide
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Waterville Main Street would like to thank the following 2011-12 Downtown Partners for their investment in the future of Downtown Waterville. For more information on how you can become a Downtown Partner, contact WMSt at 207-680-2055 or shannon@watervillemainstreet.org. You may also make a secure contribution online by clicking on our PayPal donation link.
View a list of 2010-11 Partners.

 

 

CONTRIBUTING BENEFACTORS:

$20,000+ Platinum

  • City of Waterville
  • Colby College

$5,000+ Silver

  • Inland Hospital

$1,000+ Bronze

  • Bank of Maine ($2000)
  • Central Maine Motors Auto Group
  • KFS
  • MaineGeneral Health ($2500)
  • Selah Tea Cafe

BUSINESS PARTNERSHIPS:

$500+ Community Partners

  • Mix 107.9
  • People's Salon & Spa

$250+ Downtown Partners

  • Care & Comfort
  • Day's Travel Bureau
  • Jokas' Discount Beverage
  • Let's Talk Language School
  • Maine Eye Care Associates
  • Mid-Maine Chamber of Commerce
  • Nicholson & Associates
  • Peoples United Bank
  • Poulin Opticians
  • SBS Carbon Copy
  • Val Shell's Pawn Shop
  • Wheeler & Arey

$100+ Associate Partners

  • A.E. Hodsdon Engineers
  • Children's Book Cellar
  • Earth Bound
  • Head Quarters Hair Styling
  • HealthReach Network
  • L. Tardif, Jeweler
  • The Lunder Foundation
  • Personali-Tease
  • Pinnacle IT
  • Shadow Distribution
  • Spell Bound
  • Unique Designs

PERSONAL PARTNERSHIPS:

$500-999 Community Partners

  • Walter Simcock

$250-499 Downtown Partners

  • Reverend Karen S. Byrne
  • Pat Michaud & Sarah Woehler Michaud
  • Jennifer Strode

$100-249 Hometown Partners

  • Scott & Trish Bullock
  • Doug & Marie Cutchin
  • Ronald & Judy Ducharme
  • David & Nicole Holden
  • Charles & Cindy Jacobs
  • Janice & Dr. Lawrence Kassman
  • Jane & Albert Leighton
  • Kimberly Lindlof
  • Emilie van Eeghen & Richard Tory

$50-99 Family Partners

  • Susan Allein & Richard Flanagan
  • Mary & Gene Beaupre
  • Betty Jane & Earle Bessey
  • Mary Jo Carlsen & John Wheeler 
  • Joan & George Coleman, II
  • Peter Garrett & Jean Ann Pollard
  • Kathy & David Glenn-Lewin
  • Lisa Hallee & Eric Sharpe
  • John Koons, D.M.D. 
  • Eliza & Patrick Mathias
  • Dick & Betty-Jane Meader
  • Suzanne Uhl-Melanson & Jeff Melanson
  • Michael & Karen Nawfel  
  • Peter & Betty Re
  • Marnie Terhune
  • Alleen Thompson
  • Weeks & Sons Well Drilling

$15-49 Individual Partners

  • Diane & Bill Gatti
  • Marta Hall, N.P.
  • Priscilla Jackson
  • Jennifer Kierstead
  • Jean Lamond
  • Eva Linfield
  • Julie & Mark Macksoud
  • Fred J. Newhard
  • Kate O'Halloran
  • Donnajean Pohlman
  • Michael & Schari Roy
  • Joyce M. Stein, D.O.



Adams & Worth
72 Main St.
872-5424
Adams & Worth is set-up like a small home, where visitors to the kitchenette will find utensils, placemats, and dishware... more
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Corner of Elm and Park Streets
Rev. Jeremiah Chaplin, the first president of Colby College, formed this church in 1818. Because it was illegal for a religious group to own property, an organization of pew holders was formed. ... Learn more.
For every $100 spent at a locally owned business, $45 stays in the local economy, creating jobs and expanding the city's tax base. For every $100 spent at a national chain or franchise store, only $14 remains in the community.