A Bath Iron Works spokesman said the ship performed “remarkable well in tough conditions.”
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Oasis Free Clinics raising money with interactive cooking classes
Five area chefs will be live on Zoom teaching participants how to make a meal and answering questions.
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Community solar development approved in Richmond
The project is among the most recent to be approved as renewable energy companies vie to get connected to the power grid in Maine.
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Senior living facilities try to keep holiday cheer under cloud of pandemic
Most nursing home and assisted living facility residents in the Midcoast will only see their families on a screen this coming week.
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Price tag on Freeport bridge replacement looks more palatable after DOT revises estimate
The I-295 Exit 20/Desert Road interchange overpass and the Exit 22/Mallet Dive interchange overpass, built in 1957, have been deemed structurally deficient and are slated to be replaced. Town officials hope to add two multi-use paths to increase the Freeport’s connectivity.
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Two COVID-19 cases at Freeport Police Department
Three employees who came into what Town Manager Peter Joseph referred to as “passing contact” with infected individuals have been asked to stay home until they receive a negative test result, but they are not considered to have been exposed.
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Snowstorm arrives in southern Midcoast Maine
All local schools have canceled in-person instruction but Brunswick, MSAD 75 and RSU 1 are requiring students to learn remotely.
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After Brunswick teen’s suicide, parents advised of warning signs, where to call for help
Greg Marley of Maine’s National Alliance of Mental Illness says parents should watch for changes in their adolescent and young adult teens and talk to them about suicide.
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Freeport council approves zoning change for Desert of Maine revitalization
Doug and Mela Heestand, who purchased the property in late 2018, are in the midst of a multi-year, nearly $2.5 million revamp.