The ‘American Pie’ singer and Camden resident was in the lineup to perform at the Grand Ole Night of Freedom concert Saturday.
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Netflix show also shines spotlight on Brunswick’s Spindleworks studio
The segment is part of a Maine episode that also features Wiscasset’s Red’s Eats.
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Police: Freeport man faces charges after high-speed chase ending in crash
Early Wednesday morning, Brunswick police summonsed an 18-year-old Freeport man who allegedly engaged in a high-speed car chase with Freeport police that ended in a collision. Around 12:30 a.m., Brunswick police assisted Freeport police with a pursuit heading toward Brunswick through Durham. The suspect’s vehicle passed a Brunswick officer at a high rate of speed […]
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Maine reports another drop in COVID hospitalizations
The number of hospital patients with the virus has declined for eight straight days.
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Joe Lemont of Durham Fire Department to receive EMT of the year award
Lemont, who has dedicated his life to service, is also an Air Force veteran.
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Region 10 nursing assistant students enter red-hot job market
Nineteen students from the Brunswick-based technical high school celebrated passing the Maine State Certified Nursing Assistant Exam with a pinning ceremony Tuesday.
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Red’s Eats in Wiscasset will be featured on Netflix series
The lobster roll landmark will be featured in an episode of Netflix show “Somebody Feed Phil” this month.
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Cathance River Trails get a makeover
Bowdoinham volunteers made upgrades to the Cathance River Trails, making them more user-friendly.
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Republican congressional candidates differ on whether U.S. should aid Ukraine
In Maine’s 2nd District, primary contender Bruce Poliquin says yes to aid; Liz Caruso says no
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Maine reports big drop in COVID hospitalizations
While daily case counts have declined from earlier this month, new omicron subvariants continue to circulate and drive a wave of infections.