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NNECAPA's purpose is to:
- Improve and promote the standards and quality of planning at all levels in Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont,
- Encourage the free exchange of ideas among planners in Northern New England, and
- Facilitate the participation of members in the activities of the American Planning Association.
Members are invited to join the NNECAPA listserv, hosted by the Muskie School of Public Service, by sending a email to listserv@lists.maine.edu that says the following:
subscribe usm-nnecapa [your first name] [your last name]
(note that it is case sensitive)
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Thanks to our sustaining partners!
Join today as a Sustaining Partner:
NNECAPA is reaching out to potential partners who are leaders in the industry to become a Sustaining Partner. We hope to create a beneficial and lasting relationship. Your involvement would be an opportunity for your business to receive exposure and to join others in our industry to assist NNECAPA in maintaining awareness and stability and to be able to service the planners from Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont, and the rest of New England and the Canadian Maritimes. View the levels and benefits. For your convenience you can also register online.
Time to Renew Your Membership for 2020. Click the pertinent header and register today!
Individual Membership - $80.00
Retired/Student Membership - $25.00
Our Next Webinar: $25 members/$35 non-members
Thursday March 11, 2021
1:00 - 2:30 p.m.
Main Street After COVID-19: What Do Downtowns Need to Adapt?
There's been a lot of discussion about helping small downtowns in the short term, but what happens after that? What will help Main Street survive, adapt, and thrive after the pandemic? Jeff Levine will present the findings and recommendations of his recent study outlining strategies for the next five years and beyond, as identified by small business owners and downtown planning organizations in six small cities in the northeast.
Jeff Levine, AICP, Levine Strategies
Upcoming Events
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March 11, 2021
Main Street After COVID-19: What Do Downtowns Need to Adapt?
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