Artist Charlie Hewitt recently donated one of his ‘HOPEFUL’ electric signs to the Curtis Memorial Library in Brunswick.
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Fire damages West Bath home Saturday
Most of the fire damage was to the exterior of the home at 57 Campbell’s Pond Road Saturday night, according to West Bath Fire Chief Jonathan Beane.
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Brunswick library’s new ‘hopeful’ sign is here to stay
Artist Charlie Hewitt recently decided to donate the sign to Curtis Memorial Library, where it was loaned and on display during the winter.
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Harpswell seeks donations for hiking trail rehab
Harpswell is looking to raise a minimum of $15,500 to cover the rising cost of materials and labor needed to make Cliff Trail more accessible.
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Topsham will hold its second drive-in town meeting on June 2
The town meeting starts at 6 p.m. at the Topsham Fairgrounds.
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Surge continues as Maine CDC reports 295 more COVID-19 cases
Public health authorities worry that the elevated rate of infections could jeopardize efforts to achieve herd immunity as the state ramps up vaccinations.
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Topsham exploring expo to promote small businesses
The board chairman said he envisions inviting businesses to set up pop-up tents or tables in the parking lot of the municipal building.
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Amtrak says Downeaster service to Rockland is in its growth plan
Regular passenger train service to Rockland ended in April 1959.
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Mainers younger than 30 driving surge in new COVID-19 cases
Public health officials are warning that the rising number of cases in Maine and across the country could threaten efforts to control the disease with steady progress on vaccinations.
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After their busiest year on record, Mid Coast Hunger eyes expansion
In the soup kitchen, Mid Coast Hunger Prevention Program served over 64,000 meals in 2020, which represents a 56 percent increase over 2019.