Mt. Ararat High School’s Project Graduation committee is making sure all 165 seniors get a “congratulations” sign to post on their lawn or at the school.
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Food for the Soul: Bath’s Neighborhood Cafe marks 10 years serving meals
The 798 Washington St. venue has been closed since the pandemic began, but delivery has been instituted.
BIW worker attendance returns to pre-virus levels
Employee attendance at Bath Iron Works, which had been down 25% to 30%, returned to “pre-COVID levels” on Monday, according to David Hench, BIW spokesman.
Brunswick revokes emergency order in deference to state
Gov. Janet Mills’ statewide restrictions are still in place.
Topsham delays town meeting, again
Topsham selectmen voted in March to move the town meeting from May to June, but last week postponed the meeting to a date to be determined.
Brunswick group home reports 6 cases of COVID-19
Only two clients live in the facility for adults with disabilities, and both tested positive for the illness, as did four staff members. All six people have been quarantined within the home since Thursday, and staff drop off groceries, supplies and personal protective equipment.
After substantial cuts, Brunswick town and school budgets could still mean 6% tax increase
“The budget presented now reflects the new reality — significant reductions in municipal revenues,” Town Manager John Eldridge wrote in a letter to the council. “Recognizing that many taxpayers are facing difficult times, the proposed tax rate increase related to municipal services is less than 1%.”
Photo: Bath health center gets parade of visitors
The Winship Green Center for Health and Rehabilitation in Bath has been closed to visitors since early March in an effort to protect residents from COVID-19.
4-year-old Topsham girl gets parade celebrating end of chemo
Haley Bradstreet was diagnosed with a form of leukemia at age 2 and took her last chemotherapy treatment at home Saturday afternoon, which was celebrated with a parade.
Harpswell adopts leash law for town property
Harpswell’s Board of Selectmen unanimously approved the new leash law Thursday after receiving multiple requests for the regulations from residents.