Activities at Reid State Park remain limited to waist-deep water because of a shortage of lifeguards.
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Maine Maritime Museum to offer alternative expeditionary learning semester
New educational program for sixth and seventh-graders begins this fall
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Planners approve 108-unit apartment complex at Brunswick Landing
The first one- and two-bedroom apartments are expected to be ready in early February 2021.
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BIW could benefit from coronavirus relief bill
$250 million of the $1 trillion HEALS Act is designated for the “surface combatant supplier base program,” which could benefit BIW and its suppliers.
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Union, shipyard officials to meet Monday after six weeks on strike
Despite the strike, General Dynamics officials didn’t express much concern during an earnings conference call last week. Phebe Novakovic, company chairwoman and CEO, said the ongoing strike “had an immaterial impact” on the company’s earnings this quarter.
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Council that represents Bath Iron Works unions endorses Gideon
The council represents the shipyard’s largest unions, Local S7 and Local S6, which has been on strike for six weeks.
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Shipbuilder, striking workers to head to bargaining table
BATH — Navy shipbuilder Bath Iron Works and the union representing striking workers will head back to the negotiating table for the first time since a strike began more than a month ago, a union official said Friday. Both parties will participate in a session on Monday with a federal mediator, Jay Wadleigh, district business […]
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Popham Beach RV park ruling delayed a third time
A sound engineer’s opinion may be the deciding factor.
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Brunswick officials present hybrid reopening plan
Students in pre-kindergarten through eighth grade will attend classes in-person two days per week, high school freshmen one day per week and sophomores, juniors and seniors will be remote only. The school board is expected to vote on the plan Aug. 5.