The council is expected to vote Monday on the second polling site, but the move will need to be approved by the secretary of state’s office.
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Police probe possible political arson after donkey sculpture set ablaze in Bowdoinham
‘Mr. H’ took artist Doug Chess two years to build.
Topsham sets tax rate
TOPSHAM — The Town of Topsham has decreased its tax rate from $19.15 per $1,000 of assessed value to $17.86 per $1,000 of assessed value. For a home assessed at $200,000, that reduces the annual tax bill from $3,830 to $3,572 — a $258 decrease. Town Manager Derek Scrapchansky said selectmen’s conservative approach to this […]
More families opt to home-school during pandemic
Southern Midcoast school districts report increases in the number of students in their district switching to homeschooling during the COVID pandemic, but say they hope many students will return when things start to go back to normal.
Bath organization helping kids on days they are not in school
Before the coronavirus pandemic, 70 to 90 students ages 6 to 24 would stream through the doors of the Bath Youth Meetinghouse and Skate Park. Now, 35 RSU 1 students come to the teen center to do their remote learning school work.
No known COVID cases at Bowdoin College after three early infections
Local business owners are reporting a boost in business now that roughly 700 students are back on campus.
Mid Coast–Parkview Health announces drive-thru flu shot clinics
Free clinics offered every weekend in October, first weekend in November
Bath high school works to restart non-athletic extracurriculars
Clubs that involve singing or playing woodwind and brass instruments, including jazz band and treble choir, had to be put on hold this year, but clubs like debate team, green club and theater club have been given the green light, with a few modifications, according to Morse High School Principal Eric Varney.
Topsham approves first solar projects
The planning board approved solar farm projects Tuesday for 449 Augusta Road and another at 357 Middlesex Road, the first approved projects since townspeople adopted new rules to regualte them in July.
Topsham coffee shop plan stirs debate about Main Street vision
The attorney for Aroma Joe’s, which proposed a 5,000-square-foot coffee shop, commercial tenants and upstairs apartments at the corner of Route 196 and Main Street, told Topsham planners Tuesday that after 11 months of making changes and increasing project costs to satisfy the town, “enough is enough.”