Sen. Mattie Daughtry said she aims to address housing, cost of living and the outfall of the toxic foam spill that occurred this year at Brunswick Landing.
Kristian Moravec
Originally from a small town outside of Chicago, Kristian first moved to the East Coast for college. After completing school, living briefly in Central Asia, working in the real estate industry and studying journalism, she moved to Maine for the opportunity to cover vibrant, Midcoast communities. When she's not reporting, you can find her exploring new towns, hiking or painting.
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Brunswick group organizing to do widespread PFAS screening in wake of toxic foam spill
The Brunswick Renters Organization is gearing up to create a database of PFAS levels around Brunswick Landing, highlighting concerns about toxic chemical exposure in marginalized communities and the need to raise awareness of contamination history at the former military base.
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Brunswick Landing authority launches search for new director
The search for a new MRRA director is underway, nearly a month after Kristine Logan resigned from the job.
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Mattie Daughtry to return to Maine Senate
Voters are sending Sen. Mattie Daughtry (D-Brunswick) back to the Maine Senate to represent District 23, which encompasses several Midcoast towns in Cumberland County. According to unofficial results early Wednesday morning, Daughtry received more than 18,000 votes, beating her opponent, Michael Lawler (R), who garnered 8,000 votes. This term will mark Daughtry’s third as a […]
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Sachs wins House race in Freeport
Freeporters to send Melanie Sachs back to Maine House.
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Brunswick elects new slate of councilors, school board members
Brunswick residents have made their choice for municipal seats.
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Ankeles reelected to Brunswick House seat
Unofficial counts show voters intend to send Dan Ankeles back to the Maine House of Representatives.
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Freeport voters approve one big purchase, reject another
Official counts show that Freeports approved funding for the new fire ladder truck, and rejected the bid to purchase 22 Main St.
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Freeport residents elect slate of municipal candidates
Unofficial counts show decisive wins and losses in the Freeport municipal ballot.
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Award-winning song teaches moving on in the face of difficulty
Sue Horowitz won first place at the 14th Annual Songwriting Competition with her tune, “Step on the Gas,” which speaks to moving on from difficult situations to a better life.