If improvements are made, solid waste and recycling operations could continue there by March 1, 2021.
Times Record News
Posted inTimes Record
Bath shipyard continues reporting new COVID-19 cases
Bath Iron Works has reported new cases nearly every day for the past five weeks. As of Wednesday, 57 workers have tested positive so far this month, according to the company’s website.
advertisement
Posted inTimes Record
More options planned for Brunswick cross country skiers this winter
As well as opening new cross country skiing trails, Brunswick town officials recently purchased a new $22,000 ATV and $5,000 trail grooming attachment to better laydown tracks.
Posted inTimes Record
Trump vetoes defense bill that has BIW benefits, setting up possible override vote
Sen Angus King says Trump “threatening Maine jobs at facilities like Bath Iron Works and Portsmouth Naval Shipyard.” Collins said she will vote to override the president’s veto.
Posted inTimes Record
‘The light is shining in the darkness:’ Community members gather to remember those in the homeless community who died this year
People who experienced homelessness, were previously homeless or worked in the homeless sector were remembered during the darkest night of the year.
Posted inTimes Record
Brunswick High School chorus spreads holiday cheer at senior center
Nineteen senior chorus singers donned their masks and spread out in the People Plus parking lot in Brunswick to sing Christmas carols for seniors.
Posted inTimes Record
Former Bath councilor turns trash into treasure during pandemic
“When I’m sewing or creating something, it feels good knowing what I’m diverting it away from the landfill,” said Mari Eosco.
Posted inTimes Record
Brunswick tech school may add portable classroom building
Region Ten Technical High School is looking to rent a modular building to increase classroom space so the school can fully reopen next year and comply with the Maine Department of Education safety guidelines.
Posted inTimes Record
Defense bill with BIW provision stuck on Trump’s desk
After being passed by the House and the Senate, President Trump has until Wednesday to sign or veto the National Defense Authorization Act.
Posted inTimes Record
Multi-million-dollar renovations planned for Brunswick’s historic Lemont Building
New owners Aaron Turkel and Cleo Vauban plan to build five luxury apartment units and renovate the Lemont Hall for meetings and events while preserving the 150-year-old building’s character. They are completing the project with the help of Maine’s Historic Tax Credit program.