According to Chief Scott Stewart, the $22,000 Harley Davidson Electra Glide Police Edition FLHTP will be used, weather permitting, much the same as a regular patrol cruiser— assisting in traffic stops, crashes and calls, with the added benefit of increasing police visibility within the community.
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Bath invites second round of public feedback on Morse High School Reuse Study
The city of Bath is seeking its second round of public feedback as part of the Morse High School Reuse Options Study with a virtual workshop that will go live today, Friday, Oct. 16. The virtual workshop will involve reviewing three conceptual options for reuse of the building and the site. Following the initial public […]
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FBI arrests Bath man in connection with alleged $2.8M embezzlement
David Altenburg, 45, was charged with four counts of wire fraud after he allegedly embezzled from a Portland financial firm.
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Freeport area schools decide not to reopen in ‘green,’ hope to bring back K-5 full-time
While the goal since August has been to bring all students back this month, Superintendent Beck Foley said that with the current space constraints of the schools and needing to keep kids at least 3 feet apart, bringing everyone back was not an option.
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Bath city council candidates discuss pandemic recovery, other challenges in forum
Some candidates said helping Bath recover economically from the COVID-19 pandemic are their top priority, but other answered ranged from a lack of affordable housing to overflowing trash cans.
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Driver indicted on manslaughter charge in July incident that killed Woolwich man
Nasser Tibaijuka, 42, of Waltham, Massachusetts, allegedly hit and killed 41-year-old Joseph Fisher while in the breakdown lane of Interstate 295 in Topsham on July 3.
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Council representing BIW unions calls Collins to remove political ad about Bath shipyard strike
The Maine State Council of Machinists rejects a statement from a BIW employee that Collins “got us back to work,” instead arguing Collins did not respond to the union’s calls for help during the strike.
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Brunswick’s first retail pot shop gets planning board approval
The recreational marijuana retail store is set to open at 4 Business Parkway pending state and license approval.
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Coronavirus outbreak at L.L. Bean order fulfillment center in Freeport
According to a company spokesperson, six people have tested positive for the virus.
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Bowdoinham again delays decision on winter recycling home
The town considered locating its recycling operation behind the fire station for the winter, drawing criticism Tuesday from residents who argued they were promised 24 years ago the fire station property would only be used for emergency services.