The new hangar is part of a $40 million plan to redevelop the former Navy base.
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Defense says no evidence ties Scott Bubar to weapons in police shootout in Belgrade
Trial resumes Thursdsay on charge of aggravated attempted murder of deputy.
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Local beer comes with a side of sustainability
At Moderation Brewing in Brunswick, nothing goes to waste.
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These little doggies will not be going to market
At the Saturday farmers market in Brunswick, a dog ban starts Oct. 6; a flurry of reactions from patrons and pet lovers is expected.
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Thursday’s storm caused thousands of power outages, but no, it wasn’t a tornado
Almost 30,000 CMP customers lost power, and Brunswick schools canceled Friday classes.
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Brunswick homeowner burning weeds accidently torches house
The Brunswick Fire Department was called to 304 Maine St. around 10:30 a.m. Monday by the homeowner after the side of the house caught fire, said Capt. David Hunter.
Posted inLife & Culture, Local & State
Brunswick hoping to draw the Blue Angels back to Great State of Maine Air Show
Great State of Maine Air Show organizers won’t find out till December if the Navy’s demonstration team can make it.
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Denied by Department of Transportation, PETA takes another crack at roadside lobster memorial
The animal rights group wants to know where it can install a tombstone for lobsters that died in a truck crash on Route 1 in Brunswick.
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PETA wants to put up a roadside tombstone in memory of lobsters that died in truck crash
The proposed marker along Route 1 in Brunswick is the latest publicity effort by animal-rights activists targeting Maine’s signature shellfish.
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Mother whose baby died in 1979 says boy finally ‘gets some justice’ with father’s 15-year sentence
The unusual case is not over, as Burton Hagar’s attorney plans an appeal to Maine’s highest court, even though his client pleaded guilty to manslaughter.