The Bath City Council has also delayed a decision on retail marijuana locations.
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Bath arts center kicks off season with journey to Camelot
This weekend’s show launches the Chocolate Church’s 42nd season.
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Bath Police Beat: Sept. 6
Arrests 9/2 at 5:24 a.m. Blaine Wallace, 42, of New Meadows Road, West Bath, was arrested by Officer Devin Hook on Ridge Road on a charge of operating under the influence and issued a summons on a charge of operating with an expired license more than 90 days. Summonses 8/17 at 1:47 a.m. Justin Lampros, […]
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Facing a raft of retirements, BIW seeks 1,000 new hires
The Bath shipyard has contracts to build 11 new DDG-51 Arleigh Burke-class destroyers for the Navy over the next eight years.
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Rocket Man on the river: Bath’s ‘Elton John’ to perform at Waterfront Park
Gerald Brann pulls out all the stops with an array of songs and costumes.
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Former Bath legislator seeks election to City Council
Candidates for offices in Topsham, RSU 1 and SAD 75 must file by early September.
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Former Bath school bus driver sentenced to jail for taking ‘upskirt’ photos of children
Timothy McGowan, 52, will serve 364 days at the Two Bridges Regional Jail in Wiscasset followed by 2 years of probation.
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Midcoast awaits delayed Downeaster service as track testing rolls on
The rail authority now hopes to complete testing for a seasonal run to Rockland by Memorial Day next year.
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Bath Police Beat: Aug. 30
Arrests 8/20 at 6:42 p.m. Joel Rubenstein, 32, of Spring Street, was arrested by Officer John Dietlin on Russell Street on a charge of operating under the influence and issued a summons on a charge of operating after suspension. 8/21 at 12:39 a.m. John Fillmore, 45, of Mobile, Alabama, was arrested by Officer John Dietlin […]
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New costume makes clear that Morse High Shipbuilders’ mascot means business
The $5,000 costume features a removable cooling vest to prevent the wearer from overheating.