Lisbon High School will switch to remote-only learning and Philip W. Sugg Middle School, Lisbon Comunity School and Gartley Street School will switch to a mix of in-person and remote learning.
Darcie Moore
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Topsham-area students bike away corona troubles
Mt. Ararat Middle School’s alternative education students started bicycling this year after lunch to get exercise and fresh air, helping them focus better in the classroom when they return.
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Lisbon signs up for first solar savings
The town’s agreement with Nexamp Community Solar will save the town upward of $15,000 per year starting next summer.
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House fire temporarily displaces Brunswick family
The cause fire at 42 Arrowhead Drive broke out at around noon on Wednesday.
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Lisbon High students likely to go remote following outbreak
The school closed this week to in-person and remote learning due to an increase in COVID-19 cases.
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Lisbon High School closed for the week due to COVID-19 cases
Four people at the high school have tested positive for COVID-19 since last week.
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Brunswick man charged with OUI following crash
David Trebilcock, 42, was also charged with eluding an officer after he allegedly drove away during a traffic stop, eventually crashing his vehicle.
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Topsham selectmen OK commercial pot grow operation
Ice Water LLC plans to start up a commercial marijuana growing operation along Route 196.
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Topsham medical marijuana store expanding
Highbrow, located in the Topsham Fair Mall, plans to relocate to the former Ruby Tuesday at the mall.
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Sagadahoc County Sheriff’s Office sergeant gets special sendoff
Sgt. Greg Siegel of Woolwich retired Friday after 31 years with the sheriff’s office and 37 years in public safety.