Brandy Robertson will serve as a Bowdoin representative on the Maine School Administrative District 75 school board until the end of June.
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Brunswick company tests biofuel rocket engine
BluShift Aerospace has created a prototype rocket engine to power the first commercial launch of a rocket powered by bio-derived fuel anywhere in the world.
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Woolwich board approves 30-acre solar project
Construction may begin in June at hayfield off Route 1
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Brunswick council moves to buy 144-acre Brunswick Landing site
The council wants to buy the property from Midcoast Regional Redevelopment Authority, the entity charged with redeveloping the former Navy base, for recreation and conservation.
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Wiscasset town office closes after possible COVID-19 case
Dennis Simmons, Wiscasset town manager, said the town office will reopen if the employee tests negative through a second test.
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Midcoast EMS providers get COVID-19 vaccinations
Some Brunswick EMS workers declined to get vaccinated.
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BIW gets another destroyer project after Congress overrides Trump’s defense bill veto
Bath Iron Works will move ahead on another destroyer after the Senate’s override of President Trump’s veto of the National Defense Authorization Act.
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Wiscasset jail has two COVID-19 cases
Two Bridges Regional Jail is closed to the public and allowing only essential personnel inside.
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Dresden baby is first baby born at Brunswick hospital in 2021
Mid Coast Hospital has announced the first baby born at the hospital of 2021. August Orion Monsen was born at 5:23 a.m. on Jan. 1 to Chloe Monsen and Kellen Bonnar of Dresden. August Monsen will be awarded a $500 Alfond Grant and could also be one of the first Alfond Grant recipients to also […]
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Real estate group that once owned much of downtown Bath sells off last property
Sagadahock Real Estate Association was in the business of acquiring and leasing commercial property in downtown Bath as far back as the 1880s, but sold the last of its buildings on Tuesday.