Town officials say that the new 27-stop route will provide greater access and reliability for riders throughout Brunswick.
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Gov. Mills commends Bath-area students during record vaccine clinic
About 110 Bath-area students ages 5-11 got vaccinated through the clinic, making it the most well-attended COVID-19 vaccine clinics in a school, according Regional School Unit 1 Assistant Superintendent Katie Joseph.
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Market Basket grocery store may be coming to Topsham
The store would be the third Market Basket in Maine, following locations in Biddeford and Westbrook.
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‘Native people are scared’: Invasive beetle found in Cumberland County threatens Wabanaki culture
The Wabanakis revere the brown ash tree, which is a target of the destructive emerald ash borer, and use the trees in their traditional basket making.
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‘I’m grateful to be back:’ Brunswick High theater program to take the stage after pandemic pause
Brunswick High School’s opening performance of “Peter and the Starcatcher” is set to debut at 7 p.m. on Thursday, Nov. 18.
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Mast Landing School goes remote next week
The district has seen 20 new cases across all schools in the last two weeks, bringing the total to 65 positive cases.
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Vaccine clinic for kids opens at Brunswick elementary following federal approval
The clinic, which is offering appointments to children aged 5-11 regardless of school district, aims to vaccinate a total of 2,400 kids by Nov. 17.
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Plans for 35-acre Topsham solar farm advancing
The proposed project is expected to generate electricity that could power the equivalent of about 1,425 homes.
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In Bath, community chess games help bridge generations
Age Friendly Communities hopes chess tables made by Bath Tech students spark new connections in downtown Bath.
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Pillsbury wins contested Freeport council seat
Matthew Pillsbury won the only contested race for Freeport Town Council, a District 3 seat that was also sought by Mitchell Rouda, whom Pillsbury beat by a tally of 613-305. Pillsbury will be taking the seat of former Councilor Doug Reighley, who resigned and left Freeport in September, citing personal reasons. District 3 encompasses a […]