Preliminary trends in other parts of the Northeast indicate that Maine could see a downturn in COVID-19 cases in the coming weeks.
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Topsham opens warming center due to freezing temperatures
With the frigid weather expected to stick around for the next few days, Topsham has opened a warming center at Public Safety Building. The warming center is open until 7 a.m. Wednesday. “The warming center will be helpful to people who have lack of heat in their homes or for whatever reason they need to […]
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Facing a shortage of bus drivers, Lisbon schools consolidate routes
The school department has 10 bus drivers and needs at least three more.
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Brunswick overpass damaged by load posted at 30 tons
The overpass will be replaced in the coming years, according to a Maine DOT spokesperson.
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Bath solidifies plans for downtown riverfront park and walkway
The city signed a $1 million contract to complete the first part of the project, but the total cost is unknown.
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Gov. Mills to send 169 more National Guard members to help Maine’s hospitals
It is the second time in a month that Mills has announced the deployment of Guard members to assist hospitals.
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Options for redeveloping Lisbon mill site to be presented Wednesday
The Chesapeake Group will outline four possibilities to the Lisbon Development Committee and others.
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Police: Topsham woman faces multiple charges in burglary, car fire
Police say a Topsham woman faces multiple charges after allegedly trying to set a car on fire on River Road in Topsham on Jan. 3. Crystal M. Pare, 37, was arrested and charged with arson, burglary and violation of conditional release. Topsham Police Chief Marc Hagan said a River Road resident reported that a woman […]
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Groups claim ‘alarming levels’ of ‘forever chemicals’ found in Brunswick
A Maine Department of Environmental Protection project manager said that while the findings shouldn’t be dismissed, the testing method used by the local groups is not in line with state standards.
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Bowdoinham seeks local input through comprehensive plan survey
The survey will give the committee members a better idea of what the community wants.