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In Brunswick, Sen. King lends hand, ear to honor the Rev. Dr. King

BRUNSWICK — The Mid Coast Hunger Prevention Program was abuzz on Monday morning as U.S. Sen. Angus King, sporting a red apron and plastic gloves, cleared tables during lunch hour. It was the first stop on the independent Maine senator’s daylong local service tour in honor of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day. King’s day […]

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Brunswick Police Beat: Jan. 12

Arrests 1/4 at 12:51 p.m. Kirk Marcel Bouchard, 52, of Lunt Road, was arrested at Lunt Road by Officer Brian Funke on charges of criminal threatening. 1/7 at 8:56 a.m. Taylor Briana Arnold, 25, of Wheeler Park, was arrested at Jordan Avenue on an outstanding warrant from another agency.  1/8 at 10:43 p.m. Andrea K. Merrill-Bisson, 25, of New […]

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Brunswick has 5 potential partners for school district collaboration

BRUNSWICK — Five nearby school districts have expressed interest in collaborating with the Brunswick School Department. West Bath, Lisbon, School Administrative District 75, Regional School Unit 5 and Regional School Unit 1 are all interested, Superintendent Paul Perzanoski told the School Board Jan. 10. The Chebeague Island School Department has declined to discuss combining services, Perzanoski said, and […]

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Brunswick Landing celebrates launch of solar energy array

BRUNSWICK — Midcoast Regional Redevelopment Authority celebrated an eco-friendly milestone Tuesday when it unveiled a long-awaited array of solar-energy panels at Brunswick Landing.  Executive Director Steve Levesque, co-founder Fortunat Mueller of contractor ReVision Energy, and Daniel Hildreth, chairman of the board at Diversified Communications, were present to cut a ceremonial ribbon. The 1.5-megawatt array was activated Dec. 28, […]

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Brunswick library reopens, flooded with support after water damage

BRUNSWICK — Curtis Memorial Library reopened for the first time in four days Monday afternoon after one of the building’s sprinklers burst Jan. 3 and flooded the west entrance, atrium, teen area and main circulation desk. The malfunction was caused by a pipe that froze in last week’s below-freezing temperatures, and Brunswick, Freeport and Topsham firefighters […]

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Nominations open for County Teacher of the Year

PORTLAND — Nominations are now being accepted for the 2018 County Teachers of the Year. It’s from among this group that the annual Maine Teacher of the Year is chosen. Teachers may be nominated by students, parents, colleagues, principals, superintendents or anyone from the community who has an interest in honoring an outstanding educator. The […]