Brunswick 7-year-old advocates for diabetes research funding in D.C.
Caroline Cardoza represented Brunswick at this year’s Type 1 Diabetes Children’s Congress on Capitol Hill last month.
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Bowdoin College professor to speak on biodiversity at Brunswick library
Dr. John Lichter will lead a free discussion next Wednesday, Nov. 19.
Ben Lamanna was born to be a tennis coach
The Bowdoin College women’s tennis coach has a long résumé of experience that all started in sixth grade.
The ‘Church on the Hill’ still stands in Brunswick today
Originally erected in 1735, the current iteration of First Parish Church was built in 1846.
Angus King gets heat from Democrats for role in ending the federal shutdown
Maine’s junior senator and former two-term governor, who often polls as the state’s most popular politician, is in an unfamiliar spot.
New bakery opens in Brunswick
Porteur Breads takes over spot from Indrani’s in the Tontine Mall.
Recount confirms Ramona Thieme as Brunswick Council winner
The newcomer won the District 6 Town Council race over incumbent Nathaniel Shed by 2 votes, according to results of a hand count on Wednesday.
How Bowdoin College came to mirror the country’s national free speech debate
Student protests, threats and intense federal scrutiny are changing how college students and professors in Maine and across the country talk about politics.
What are Maine’s EPR laws for bottles and packaging?
The state’s ‘Bottle Bill’ reduces litter and cuts waste by promoting reuse and recycling.
Side Door Coffeehouse in Brunswick presents Saco musician as November’s headliner
Tom Clukey’s style is rooted in country and folk with original lyrics that reflect working through the struggles and challenges of everyday life.
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news from surrounding communities
How to protect the natural landscape this winter
Don’t know where to start? The Maine Department of Environmental Protection provides workshops and educational resources.
‘Re|Sounding’ exhibition in Bath highlights Indigenous, Black histories
Maine Maritime Museum is giving voice to the Indigenous and Black communities in an upcoming living exhibition connecting history with the present.
Midcoast emergency agency adds crisis canine, thermal drone
The Sagadahoc County Emergency Management Agency says the drone and dog will help it respond to emergencies in the region.
Local Trout Unlimited chapter to discuss brown trout at next meeting
The Merrymeeting Bay Chapter will meet Tuesday, Nov. 18, at Sea Dog Brewing in Topsham.
Magic 8 Ball to perform at Freeport’s Cadenza
The Nov. 14 in-person show will also be livestreamed on the venue’s Facebook page.
If society collapses, Maine isn’t a bad place to be | Column
Our resourceful, community-minded and highly skilled residents step up in times of need, whether there are zombies or not.
Final Varsity Maine field hockey poll of 2025 has first unanimous No. 1
Cheverus finally convinces all of the voters of its bona fides.
Renovate or close? SAD 75 seeks feedback on long-term options for Harpswell’s only public school.
The third and final public forum to gather residents’ feedback is scheduled for 6 p.m. Nov. 17 at Mt. Ararat High School.
New era, same feel as Maine’s Class S basketball teams get head start on 2025-26 season
Monday was the first day teams in the new class for small schools were eligible to begin practicing for the upcoming season.
Varsity Maine football honor roll for Week 10
The top individual performers during last week’s playoff games.
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