Brunswick Downtown Association’s director says local businesses are looking forward to a return of regular activities, after more than a year of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Freeport students’ winning artwork promotes Donate Life campaign
New England Donor Services honored the top three contest winners last week.
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Wiscasset to weigh allowing a 20-acre solar array at airport
The proposed 5-megawatt solar array could power 650 to 800 homes for a year.
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Cock-a-doodle-don’t: Brunswick incident illustrates Maine’s rooster abandonment problem
A 20-pound rooster was saved from a dumpster in Brunswick last week. Unfortunately, not all abandoned roosters are so lucky as to be rescued.
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Navy says it’s charting a new course after rash of problems with ships
Technology that doesn’t work as it should, deferred maintenance and an aging fleet are among the challenges.
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Woolwich to vote on $2.2 million spending plan; tax impact unknown
The largest driver of the proposed budget is a $100,000 addition to begin saving for the town to conduct a property re-evaluation.
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Wreckage of Emmy Rose located off coast of Massachusetts
Four men died when the Portland-based fishing vessel sank off Cape Cod in November, near the end of a multiday trip to catch groundfish.
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Red Claws basketball team renamed Maine Celtics
Some fans are disappointed with the name and logo change for Portland’s NBA G League team, but others embrace it.
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Maine reports fewer than 100 new cases for first day since February
Cumberland County, with the state’s highest vaccination rate, reports no new cases on the day Maine’s mask mandate ends.
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Brunswick whale biologist returns from 16 months on island untouched by pandemic
Nan Hauser, a whale biologist from Brunswick, recently returned to Maine after spending 16 months studying whales in the Cook Islands, which hadn’t seen a single COVID-19 case.