There have been five positive COVID-19 cases reported at Lisbon High School, three at Lisbon Community School and at least three at Lisbon’s public works department.
Darcie Moore
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Brunswick superintendent urges Mills to prioritize vaccines for teachers
Brunswick Superintendent Phil Potenziano argued in a Jan. 15 letter to Gov. Janet Mills that vaccinating education staff will allows schools to return to more in-person learning.
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District Attorney: Former Topsham school resource officer investigated
Topsham Police Chief Marc Hagan confirmed there was a potential misconduct complaint filed against former school resource officer Randy Cook, who resigned in November.
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Brunswick holding special election Saturday
Polls will be open from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. at the town hall to elect a District 6 town councilor.
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Brunswick looks to spend $335K for better public access to Middle Bay
Plans include additional parking at the Simpson’s Point boat launch.
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Lisbon council approves electric car charge station contract
The council vote 4-3 to contract with Central Maine Power Co. to construct four charging stations in a town parking lot off Main Street in Lisbon Falls.
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‘Our D-Day’: Brunswick hospital opening vaccine clinic Jan. 25
Mid Coast Hospital will start administering the vaccine to people 70 and older at the Brunswick Parks and Rec Center.
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Brunswick soup kitchen reports 58% spike in meals served in 2020
Midcoast Hunger Prevention Program set records in 2020 for its soup kitchen and food bank and expects to see increased use over the next 3 to 6 months.
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Lisbon eyes electric vehicle charging stations
Lisbon was selected to take part in a Central Maine Power pilot program that will bring four electric vehicle charging ports in downtown Lisbon Falls.
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Some Topsham-area school board members want schools fully reopen
Maine School Administrative District 75 has had its youngest students back in school four days a week since December, though some board members expressed frustration they don’t have more in-person instruction for all students.