Projects for this fiscal year, which began in July and will continue through June 2022, include LED streetlights, an extension to the Allagash walking trail, airport repaving and electric vehicle charging stations.
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Midcoast Meetings: Oct. 8-15
Bath See cityofbath.com for information on Zoom meetings. Wed. 10/13 6 p.m. Expenditure Limitation Amendment City Hall Brunswick For information on remote access, televised/streamed meetings see brunswickme.org. Tues. 10/12 7 p.m. Planning Board Town Hall/Zoom Wed. 10/13 10 a.m. Staff Review Committee Town Hall/Zoom Wed. 10/13 7 p.m. School Board Thur. 10/14 5 p.m. Mare […]
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Bakery/butcher shop coming to Tontine Mall in downtown Brunswick
A combination gluten-free bakery and butcher shop will be coming to downtown Brunswick in the Tontine Mall. The Butchers & Bakers LLC describes itself in a news release as “a specialty market that offers locally-sourced meats, featuring traditional whole-animal butchery techniques, along with an artisanal gluten-free bakery… .” The business is owned by baker Marissa […]
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Brunswick council adjusts Graham Road processing center hours, brush fee
The changes will go into effect Nov. 5.
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Brunswick group combats isolation by helping seniors form new social connections
A social group, known as Connected, is back and offers Midcoast residents who are single, divorced or widowed an opportunity to meet and mingle.
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Brunswick man flies American flag upside-down in show of conservative protest
The U.S. Flag Code states that the flag should never be displayed upside down, except to signal “dire distress in instances of extreme danger to life or property.”
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Emergency shelter proposal gets preliminary OK for Cook’s Corner spot
Some residents have voiced concerns about Tedford Housing’s proposed Thomas Point Road location.
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Domestic violence project in Brunswick attempts to give survivors a voice
“No one talks about domestic abuse, there is just a big silence around it,” said Patrisha McLean. “The problem is that makes women going through it feel like they’re alone.”
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Midcoast Meetings: Oct. 1-8
Bath See cityofbath.com for information on Zoom meetings. Mon. 10/4 3 p.m. Facilities Committee City Hall Tues. 10/5 6 p.m. Planning Board City Hall Wed. 10/6 6 p.m. City Council City Hall Brunswick For information on remote access, televised/streamed meetings see brunswickme.org. Mon. 10/4 6:30 p.m. Town Council Tues. 10/5 5 p.m. Master Plan Implementation […]
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Bowdoin College relaxes some COVID-19 restrictions due to low case counts on campus
With only three known active cases among students and staff, Bowdoin College is relaxing some restrictions placed to limit the spread of COVID-19. The announcement was made in a Sept. 23 letter to Bowdoin students and staff by Associate Dean of Student Affairs & Director of Residential and Student Life Mike Ranen. The college is still […]