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Protesters plan to enter Bath shipyard during christening

BATH — With an estimated 3,000 people expected to gather at Bath Iron Works on Saturday to watch the christening of the 35th Arleigh Burke-class guided missile destroyer built by the shipyard, peace protesters plan to use the event to condemn military spending and send a message to Maine’s political leaders. Members of Midcoast Peace Works, […]

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Falmouth panel drops plastic bag ban proposal; fee remains

FALMOUTH — The Ordinance Committee is nearly ready to send recommendations to the Town Council for single-use shopping bag restrictions. But those recommendations are different than the last suggestions seen by the Town Council in September, and don’t include an outright ban. Original suggestions from the Recycling and Energy Advisory Committee, which has been spearheading […]

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Dueling North Yarmouth development proposals getting plenty of discussion

NORTH YARMOUTH — There has been no shortage of opportunities for voters to discuss the big decisions they face about the town’s future. Whether the town should create a public sewer system, and the fate of North Yarmouth Memorial School, are among the issues in two referendum questions discussed most recently at public forums Oct. 21 and […]

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Falmouth police: Westbrook arrests may lead to other charges

FALMOUTH — A Westbrook man charged with burglarizing a state trooper’s home remained in jail this week, while updated information on his female accomplice was not available. Mark Lindholm, 43, and Meggan Wainwright, 34, both of 473 Methodist Road, Westbrook, were arrested the evening of Friday, Oct. 23. The arrests came after a search conducted […]