BRUNSWICK — An Industrial Parkway aquaculture company believes consumers could soon be buying tasty, sustainable ocean fish – grown on Maine soil. Acadia Harvest has received a $657,000 grant from the National Science Foundation for its efforts to raise fish in a “zero-waste” indoor system. The funding is the second phase of a Small Business Innovation […]

BRUNSWICK — The University of Maine at Augusta is making its Bachelor of Science in Aviation program available at Brunswick Landing. Starting with the fall semester, UMA first-year students who enroll in the aviation program will have the option of taking classes at the Brunswick Landing campus of Southern Maine Community College, instead of the Augusta […]

BRUNSWICK — The Town Council took action on several items Monday night, with an eye toward reducing spending as fiscal 2016 budget decisions loom. The first item to receive scrutiny was the final proposal for a “sharrow” bike lane on Federal Street.   A “sharrow,” also known as a shared lane marking, “simply means there are […]

HARPSWELL — Selectmen moved to revive a New England tradition on April 2, creating a committee to decide how to pass on the Boston Post Cane. The cane has been awarded to Harpswell’s oldest living resident since the early 1900s, but the tradition has drifted away in recent years, Town Administrator Kristi Eiane said. It was […]

BATH — After a few months in a temporary location, the Neighborhood United Church of Christ has landed in a new home at 798 Washington St. The church fills the space occupied since 2009 by the Admiral Steakhouse, which closed last month. “With the purchase of our new facility today, we are excited to find […]