Maine has tried before to find out how much of this toxic substance is out there, or if it’s safely stored, but efforts have been largely ignored. Officials say they need lawmakers’ approval before they can make changes.
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Foam spill spews dangerous forever chemicals at Brunswick airport
Officials say a fire suppression system malfunctioned, discharging 1,600 gallons of firefighting foam concentrate – 4 to 5 feet deep in some places – at the former Naval Air Station.
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Fire retardant spilled at Brunswick Landing
Midcoast Regional Redevelopment Authority announced that a spill occurred Monday morning in Hangar 4, bringing attention to ongoing chemical contamination prevention efforts at the former airbase.
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Brunswick aerospace company one step closer to testing bio-fueled rocket engine
Brunswick-based aerospace company bluShift announced this week that it installed a reusable oxidizer tank, bringing the company one step closer to rocket engine testing.
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Fitness tips from Maine Senior Games’ Athlete of the Year
Triathlon athlete and 81-year-old retiree Charles Cray has been in several Maine Senior Games over the years. His secret? “Keep moving.”
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Second part of Brunswick Landing development underway
The Atlantic Pointe development at 10 Townsend Lane is now starting the second phase of its project as it begins renting out available apartments.
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Brunswick to open recreation complex with skatepark and pickleball courts
The grand opening, which will be held this Saturday, will feature pickleball tournaments, races and skateboarding sessions led by a former Olympian.
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Work begins on $3 million renovation to Brunswick Naval Aviation Museum
The multi-year renovation is designed to transform the museum into a “world-class” institution.
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New Brunswick apartment complex branded as town’s most eco-friendly
The 63-unit, $18 million building in Brunswick Landing will have advanced heat pumps, electric-vehicle chargers and underground parking.
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Brunswick officials band together to prepare for arrival of asylum-seeking families
Brunswick schools are hiring more staff and donations are being sought for 60 families from African countries moving to Brunswick Landing.