HARPSWELL — The Board of Selectmen took no action Sept. 4 on a request to reconsider approval of a wharf at the center of a dispute between two Gun Point neighbors.  Selectmen voted unanimously to leave the matter, after more than an hour of comments from people on both sides of the dispute.  Bill and Joyce […]

BRUNSWICK — Two finalists hoping to fill the vacant town manager’s office were grilled at two public question-and-answer sessions in the last week. Brunswick Finance Director and interim Town Manager John Eldridge, and Presque Isle City Manager Jim Bennett, were selected by the Town Council last month as the final candidates for the full-time job. […]

HARPSWELL — The Board of Selectmen put off a decision on whether to implement changes in the town’s EMS system, in favor of further discussion of the recommendations in a workshop later this month.  Some of the suggestions contained in a report generated by town staff have angered the leadership of the town’s three volunteer fire-rescue […]

BRUNSWICK — An incubator for burgeoning technology companies was featured in a ceremonial wall-breaking ceremony held at Brunswick Landing. TechPlace, a shared office and manufacturing space being constructed in a former aircraft hanger and maintenance shop, is being billed as an critical part of the reuse “master plan” at the former Brunswick Naval Air Station. […]

BATH — United Way of Mid Coast Maine on Tuesday launched an annual fundraising campaign that is slightly less ambitious than last year, when it failed to meet its goal. This year’s goal of just under $1.92 million is down from the goal of $1.93 million a year ago. But if the goal is reached, […]

BATH — The Plant Memorial Home retirement community will hold its 10th annual “End of Summer Gala” fundraiser on Saturday, Sept. 20, with proceeds to support the home’s charitable assisted living program. The event will be held at the 97-year-old home at 1 Washington St. from 6-9 p.m., and includes a silent auction, appetizers and […]