In-person instruction will be expanded to just over 50% of the college’s offerings.
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Maine’s infection rate rises to nation’s 14th highest, driven by young people
The state reported 579 new cases on Thursday, topping 500 for the third straight day.
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Bowdoinham man sues Brunswick hospital, alleging negligence
A Bowdoinham man is suing Mid Coast Hospital in Brunswick for alleged medical negligence stemming from a visit to the hospital’s walk-in clinic in 2018. Joshua Desjardins, 30, went to the walk-in clinic on Dec. 26 after not feeling well for about nine days, according to his attorney, Travis Brennan. Desjardins had developed flu-like symptoms, […]
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Brunswick police launch kids recreation program to combat pandemic isolation
Activities range from boating and hiking to archery and four-wheeling.
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Durham takes first step to resolve contradictory $3.6 million budget vote
Durham select board members took the first step at Tuesday’s meeting to resolve the $3.6 million municipal budget, which was left up in the air after last week’s contradictory town vote. “The town approved in the spending articles a total amount to be raised greater than the levy limit and said ‘no’ to raising the […]
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Anonymous donor offers welcome boost to Independence Association
The Brunswick-based nonprofit assists people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
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Downeaster to return Brunswick-to-Boston rail service to pre-COVID levels
The expanded schedule will include a new southbound train that will depart Brunswick mid-morning and a new northbound train that will depart Boston mid-afternoon.
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Bath high school returns to in-person learning after COVID-19 outbreak
RSU 1 Superintendent Patrick Manuel credited the school’s recent COVID-19 cases to community transmission rather than in-school transmission.
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Brunswick hobby store burglarized, $20,000 worth of trading cards stolen
J&R Cards on Cushing Street in Brunswick has been burglarized and a large number of trading cards were stolen. The robbery was reported Tuesday morning after a motorist noticed the store’s glass front door was shattered. According to a statement from Brunswick police: “The total estimated loss value of the various sports trading cards stolen […]
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Maine CDC reports more than 500 new cases for 2nd straight day
Vaccinations, meanwhile, have dropped off this week because of a reduction in doses coming to the state and the decision to temporarily halt use of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine.