The State Fire Marshal’s Office has been asked to assist in the investigation due to the fire’s suspicious nature.
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Police: Death behind former Sears in Cooks Corner not suspicious
Brunswick police ruled the death a suicide after neighbors reported hearing a gunshot Tuesday morning.
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Morse High rockers look forward to final jam Friday
The Morse High School Rock Ensemble, which spent the year learning more than a dozen rock, pop and Motown classics, will hold its spring concert at 6:30 Friday evening in Library Park.
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Renovated Bowdoinham Recycling Barn to host open house
The building’s owner wants the public to see improvements made to the barn over the past year.
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Maine reports spike in COVID hospitalizations
The number of patients statewide jumped 11 percent in the past 24 hours after dropping steadily for the past two weeks.
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Hundreds gather for return of Topsham-Brunswick Memorial Day parade
U.S. Navy Lt. Dave Mina reminded the crowd that they are all contributing Americans no matter, race, gender or rank.
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Bowdoin College Class of 2022 graduates
The college’s outgoing president took time to remember those lost to racial injustice, mass shootings.
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Father and son writing team detail life of 19th century Bath sailor
It took only about two years for Fred and Alex Hill to write “A Flick of Sunshine,” a new book detailing the nautical adventures of their ancestor Richard Willis Jackson, but the project has been on their minds for nearly half a century.
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Richmond man discovers long-lost graves of more than a dozen relatives
Ronald Emmons Jr. finds a cemetery behind a horse farm in Bowdoin containing graves of his relatives, and later locates a headstone for multiple relatives under a cedar bush at the Cotton Cemetery in Richmond.
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Wastewater testing, case counts indicate pandemic easing in Maine
Wastewater testing for COVID-19 presence in many of Maine’s larger cities and towns is showing a drop-off in virus prevalence.