Mid Coast Hospital and the Immigrant Resource Center of Maine contributed $17,500 to make the Brunswick Link free for six months.
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Brunswick holding public forums on revaluation process after outcry
The Brunswick Town Council delayed a revaluation that would have resulted in steep property tax hikes for some homeowners.
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Brunswick Fire Department open house Oct. 11
The Brunswick Fire Department will hold an open house Oct. 11 at the Emerson Station, 284 Bath Road. The open house from 4 to 7 p.m. will include prizes, games, snacks and a bounce house. For more details, contact Fire Chief Kenneth Brillant at kbrillant@brunswickme.org.
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Brunswick council to decide on sale of old fire station for brewery, apartment redevelopment
The latest proposal calls for selling the building for $200,000 to Developers Collaborative, which is planning a $3 million renovation to the 1919 building.
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Coastal Journal Meetings: Sept. 22-29
Bath Tue. 9/26 5 p.m. Economic Dev. Committee City Hall Wed. 9/27 4 p.m. Transportation Committee City Hall Brunswick Tue. 9/26 4 p.m. Sustainability Committee Zoom, Town Hall Tue. 9/26 6 p.m. Planning Board Zoom, Town Hall Wed. 9/27 10 a.m. Staff Review Committee Zoom, Town Hall Wed. 9/27 1 p.m. Cook’s Corner Committee Zoom, […]
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Brunswick officials seek public input for climate action plan
Brunswick was awarded a $50,000 state grant to develop a plan to reduce emissions and address climate change.
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Letter: Intentionally taking life is murder, abortion no exception
In response to Nancy O’Hagan’s letter (“Numbers show Mainers support abortion“) published Sept. 5, I would like to offer a thoughtful rebuttal. The problem with numbers these days is that they can only be trusted to defend a position if the source of the information also supports your position. Statistics and numbers aside, I would […]
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Letter: Don’t be deluded by ‘medically necessary’ abortions
A letter from Nancy O’Hagan of Portland (“Numbers show Mainers support abortion,” Sept. 5) contained this summary passage: “I have never met a single woman that wants anyone but herself to decide if and when she gives birth.” In response, I note that in my 81 years, I have never met a single woman that […]
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Letter: Equity requires inequality, modern America is better
In their Sept. 7 letter, “Follow federal agency’s lead for racial equity,” the Mishlers state that “systemic racism … is taking place” in this country and that “equal rights and protections” can be pursued through President Biden’s mandated equity agenda. I challenge both ideas. Equality means the same treatment for everyone. Equity means the same […]
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Brunswick council to review $3M plan to turn old fire station into brewery, apartments
Moderation Brewing, co-owned by state Sen. Mattie Daughtry, would move to the old Brunswick Central Fire Station if the council approves the redevelopment.