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Garden of naval heritage

John Briley, president of the Brunswick Naval Museum and Memorial Gardens, which opened to the public Sunday for the first time since Brunswick Naval Air Station closed. The gardens are in two courtyards within the former base chapel, now the Brunswick Naval Museum, 179 Admiral Fitch Ave., at Brunswick Landing. They are the only privately […]

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South Portland police seek input for strategic plan

SOUTH PORTLAND — The Police Department has begun crafting its updated strategic plan, a compilation of short- and long-term goals for improvement over the next five years, and is seeking input from the community, according to a press release. For the first time, the survey for residents is available online. It asks residents to rate their […]

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SMCC grads invited to inaugural Alumni Day

SOUTH PORTLAND — Southern Maine Community College will hold its first Alumni Day celebration on May 17, the day before graduation for the Class of 2014. The SMCC Foundation invites alumni to a 5K road race starting at 8 a.m. on Shoreway Lane, followed by an art exhibit at 5 p.m. at Lighthouse Circle and a […]

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Brunswick council plots town manager search

BRUNSWICK — Town councilors are set to launch a regional search for a new town manager, four months after dismissing manager former Manager Gary Brown. The nine-member council on Monday held an hour-long discussion with a consultant from the Maine Municipal Association to plan its approach toward finding Brown’s replacement.  Councilors generally agreed to a broad […]

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Falmouth's summer of discontent?: Drivers face construction at almost every turn

FALMOUTH — Road construction, an inevitable rite of summer, is set to blossom anew. This year, however, the scope of road construction in Falmouth will be unprecedented. “I’ve never seen anything like it,” Jay Reynolds, the town’s director of public works, said. All across town, nearly a dozen projects have either begun or soon will. Some […]

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Primaries produce lively debate by candidates for Maine Senate, House

CUMBERLAND — Candidates in June 10 primaries for the state Legislature criticized the governor, the University of Maine, and one another Tuesday in a forum at Town Hall. Democratic candidates Steve Woods of Yarmouth and Cathy Breen of Falmouth are running in Senate District 25, for the seat currently held by Sen. Dick Woodbury, U-Yarmouth, who announced […]