On Feb. 6 the Augusta City Council will be voting on the possibility of selling naming rights to the Augusta Civic Center. If the measure passes, the venue would be renamed as the Hammond Lumber Company Auditorium.
The council is looking at a 10-year, $828,000 deal for the naming rights. The money would help the city balance the current Augusta Civic Center budget and complete much-needed maintenance.
A popular sports and music venue in central Maine could be getting a name change. The Augusta Civic Center could soon be renamed the Hammond Lumber Company Auditorium.
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