More than 463,000 have died from COVID-19 in the United States, including 635 in Maine.
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Brunswick School Board increases in-person learning at high school
The Brunswick School Board approved the increase from one to two days in school per week.
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Southern Midcoast bridge replacements included in MDOT work plan
The four bridge projects across three Midcoast towns are expected to cost more than $70 million in total.
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Injured BIW rigger released from hospital
Garrett Bailey, a BIW rigger injured on the job last month, was released from the hospital on Friday. The accident remains under investigation by OSHA.
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Topsham to send government review option to voters
Selectmen voted 4-1 Thursday to propose a charter commission that explore changes to make the town run better.
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Topsham-based school district hires temporary superintendent
Robert Lucy was hired to fill in for Superintendent Shawn Chabot, who was called to active duty with the Maine Army National Guard.
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BIW union issues statement supporting Maine Med nurses’ unionization push
“It’s time we blow the whistle on the anti-union corporations that hire lawyers and spend big $$ to intimidate their employees for trying to form a union,” Local S6 leaders wrote Wednesday.
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In photos: Wiscasset-area narrow gauge railroad hosts winter event
Steve Piwowarski, marketing director for the museum, said the museum’s “steam and sleigh” event was created to engage the community and help people enjoy the outdoors safely during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Topsham student creates online benefit for siblings separated by foster care
Isabelle Gardiner, 18, will sell her artwork through a virtual fundraiser Feb. 7-13 to benefit Camp to Belong of Maine, which reunites siblings separated by foster care.
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Times Record to go digital-only Mondays
The same journalism will remain available online to subscribers five days per week.