The plan suggests several projects, including trails, parking lots, a playground and a swimming area at a 231-acre property in East Brunswick.
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Richmond voters approve $3.2 million town and $8.8 million school budgets
Richmond residents learned at the annual town meeting that Laurisa Loon, town manager for nearly four years, had resigned effective immediately.
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Member will resign from Freeport-area school board after end of school year
RSU 5 board member Cheyenne Farrell resigned before serving out her 2026 term, saying she could no longer serve in a way that aligns with the level of engagement and energy the role deserves.
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Dog photography the focus of new Brunswick studio
Soul Dog Studio on Range Road will start taking dog clients and their humans this summer.
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Greater Freeport Chamber of Commerce to host cornhole tournament
The event will be held at Mast Landing Brewing Company on Thursday, June 12.
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Midcoast Literacy recognizes locals for accomplishments, service
The event included presenting awards recognizing exceptional tutor and learners for their accomplishments over the past year.
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Richmond begins preschool, kindergarten registration for next school year
Registration for 2025-26 preschool at the Marcia Buker School is June 10-12.
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Topsham senator honors Morse High School valedictorian
Sen. Denise Tepler, D-Topsham, welcomed Aurora Guzzetti, a senior at Morse High School, to the Maine Senate on May 27 to present her with a legislative sentiment for being the named the valedictorian of the graduating Class of 2025. Guzzetti was joined by her mother, Jean Guzzetti, who serves as the Ward 2 city councilor […]
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United Way of Mid Coast Maine annual meeting set for June 10 at Bowdoin
The event’s theme is “United We Thrive” — an opportunity to come together as a community, according to organizers.
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A Harpswell chocolatier wants to make her Buoy Pops Maine’s next iconic treat
It started with a question: ‘Why has nobody made a lollipop shaped like a lobster buoy?’