Mid Coast Hospital Auxiliary accomplishments lauded The work accomplished by Mid Coast Hospital Auxiliary in 2019 was at the forefront when members came together on Oct. 30 for their annual meeting and brunch at the Brunswick Hotel and Tavern. The election of new board members and recent Auxiliary contributions to key Mid Coast Hospital projects […]
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Edward Jones in Freeport collecting Toys for Tots
FREEPORT — Local residents who wish to take part in helping needy children in the area can drop off a new, unwrapped toy at the office of Caleb Stephens, local Edward Jones financial advisor. Stephens is using his office at 5 Depot St. in Suite 14 as a drop-off location to support the U.S. Marine […]
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Local Scouts collecting donations for food pantry
FREEPORT — Scouts from Freeport and Pownal are seeking donations of nonperishable food, personal care items, and paper goods for the food pantry at Freeport Community Services, which serves both communities. This coming weekend, Scouts will place flyers detailing the event in collection bags left on doorknobs. From 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, Nov. […]
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Letter: Freeport risks losing a gem
Freeport has enjoyed the valuable oceanfront land called Winslow Park since 1953, when Adelaide Harb gave her 90-acre farm to the inhabitants of the town of Freeport in trust as long as it was used “as a public park and for public recreational purposes.” Now a serious question arises whether the town of Freeport is […]
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Freeport business owners driving change to allow food trucks
The town’s current regulations are too restrictive, the owners of Maine Wicked Goods Merchantile say.
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Freeport to spend nearly $15,000 on consultant to review fire truck needs
The study will ensure the town has the capabilities it needs, Fire Chief Charles Jordan said.
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Portland-area commuter shuttle gets permanent funding from towns
Three towns north of Portland have agreed to provide annual funding to Metro’s Breez service, which carried more than 70,000 passengers last year.
Posted inCoastal Journal, Northern Forecaster
Freeport hires consultant to review fire truck needs
The study will ensure the town has the capabilities it needs, Fire Chief Charles Jordan said.
Posted inCoastal Journal, Northern Forecaster
Freeport business owners driving change to allow food trucks
The town’s current regulations are too restrictive, the owners of Maine Wicked Goods Merchantile say.
Posted inThe Forecaster
Nominations open for Freeport Citizen of the Year
FREEPORT — The town is now accepting nominations for the 2019 Citizen of the Year. The award is designed to honor those who have significantly contributed to the community. Nomination forms are available at the Town Office, Freeport Community Library and online at freeportmaine.com. The deadline for submission is Dec. 12. Call 865-4743 for more […]