The resource table will be outside the Bath Area Food Bank every Thursday this month from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.
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School Notebook: June 3
‘Dam’ smart Yarmouth students showcase art in response to pandemic As part of a new community-wide project sponsored by the Yarmouth Community Coronavirus Task Force, students in kindergarten through grade 12 have submitted original artwork for the Yarmouth Student Coronavirus Art Showcase, a virtual display on school websites and community social media sites. The student […]
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Posted inTimes Record
50 apartments slated for former Bath YMCA lot
The downtown project would add one-bedroom apartment units for those 55 and older.
Posted inTimes Record
Black Lives Matter protesters march in Bath
A group of about 50 people marched through Bath Monday, stopping at the Sagadahoc County Courthouse, Bath Police Department and City Hall to protest police brutality.
Posted inThe Forecaster
Midcoast Meetings: June 5-12
Editor’s note: Due to closures and cancellations prompted by the COVID-19 coronavirus, readers should call ahead to see if meetings listed are still being held.
Posted inTimes Record
Maine Maritime Museum reopens in Bath with virus restrictions
Some of the museum’s smaller exhibits remain closed because they don’t allow for physical distancing, but new outside demonstrations of traditional shipbuilding practices including blacksmithing, boatbuilding and nautical carving are available.
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Pandemic causes Bath, Brunswick entertainment venues to take shows online
The Chocolate Church Arts Center and Midcoast Youth Theater have kept audiences engaged through performances and tutorials.
Posted inTimes Record
Bath Housing receives food and toiletries from community organizations
Each week, Bath Housing receives 140 meals from Cooking for Community. The food is made by Mama Mo’s, a Yarmouth restaurant that specializes in soups and other comfort foods.
Posted inTimes Record
Proposed Bath budget could raise taxes 2%
If councilors approve the proposed $17 million budget next month, it would take effect July 1.
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