Angela Twitchell, who oversaw 60 conservation projects to preserve nearly 3,000 acres, is leaving to become program director of the Maine Land Trust Network.
Jason Claffey
Jason Claffey is a reporter covering the Brunswick and Bath area for The Times Record. He graduated from Boston University with a communications degree and started his journalism career in 2005 in the sports department of The Boston Globe. Since 2007, he has covered local, state and national news in the Northeast for several publications.
Bath officials considering $100,000 donation for child care expansion at YMCA
The Bath Area Family YMCA has requested $30,000 contributions from West Bath, Arrowsic, Woolwich, Phippsburg and Georgetown for its $7.2 million project that would more than double its child care capacity.
Bath Democrats to choose candidate to run for House seat
Former Bath City Councilor David Sinclair and author/musician Peter Macdonald Blachly are vying for the House seat held by Sean Paulhus, who resigned last month to take a government job.
Filing period opens for outgoing Brunswick councilor’s seat
Brunswick Town Councilor Dan Ankeles is stepping down with a year left on his term.
Coastliner train running Wiscasset-Bath trips this weekend
The new Coastliner train connecting Brunswick and Rockland has been holding trial runs ahead of its expected launch next month.
$1 million affordable housing fund established for Brunswick developers, homeowners
The Brunswick Town Council approved the fund in response to soaring housing costs.
Construction starts on Brunswick athletic complex
Eight pickleball courts and a skatepark will be built in the first phase of the Midcoast Athletic and Recreation Complex at Brunswick Landing.
Bath Iron Works union approves new contract, averting repeat strike
Machinists Union Local S6 and BIW owner General Dynamics had their first contract negotiations since a 2020 strike.
Brunswick delays property revaluation after outcry from homeowners facing steep tax hikes
The Brunswick Town Council voted to delay a revaluation that would have shifted more of the tax burden to homeowners and double their property taxes in some cases.
Bath property owners to learn tax fallout of revaluation
Bath homeowners will take on more of the city’s property tax burden amid the red-hot residential real estate market.