After colliding with a tractor-trailer truck on Route 196, police say 75-year-old Benjamin Foster of Lisbon was taken to Central Maine Medical Center in Lewiston with serious injuries.
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New owners step up to buy Lisbon sausage company
Maurice Bonneau’s Sausage Kitchen closed earlier this summer when the former owner retired, but reopened last week with new owners.
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Photos: Sliding into a new school year
Sisters Madison and Natalie Arndt of Brunswick play at the Harriet Beecher Stowe Elementary School playground on Monday, initially scheduled to be the first day of school. Madison, 5 (right) and Natalie, 4, will start at the new Kate Furbish Elementary School in kindergarten and pre-kindergarten on Sept. 14. Their mother, Ashley Arndt, said that […]
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Georgetown accepts rules for pot facilities, $5.2 million town budget
Recreational marijuana cultivation, testing and manufacturing facilities can open in Georgetown, but recreational marijuana storefronts still haven’t been given the green light.
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Glass won’t be recyclable in Brunswick in two weeks
Town officials estimate that taking glass out of the recycling stream will save roughly $7,000 in processing costs between now and June 30, 2021.
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Brunswick man, 37, dies on Sebago Lake
Corey Wilcox was being towed on a tube behind a pontoon boat when he appeared to have suffered a medical issue, officials say.
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Topsham-area school board members question partial reopening
Maine School Administrative District 75 Superintendent Shawn Chabot said that Mt. Ararat middle and high schools may not be able to meet requirements to fully reopen within three weeks, but some elementary schools should be able to.
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Strike, pandemic further delay production at Bath shipyard
The USS Daniel Inouye, christened last summer, likely will be completed this winter, according to Bath Iron Works spokesman David Hench. It was originally scheduled to be delivered to the Navy about one year ago.
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Brunswick restaurant evacuated Friday due to downed power line
Police say no one was hurt before Central Maine Power Co., cut power to a live power line that landed on part of Joshua’s Restaurant and Tavern on Maine Street.
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Bowdoin College reports 1st coronavirus case just days before start of classes
The out-of-state freshman did not interact with any students or community members before starting quarantine, the school says.