Judy Metcalf and Regional School Unit 1 accepted the Youth Development Award at the Bath Area Family YMCA’s annual meeting on Thursday, Feb. 27, for the Frazier Metcalf Memorial Swim for Health Program. The swim education program, which enables all third graders in the district to attend six weeks of free swim lessons at the […]
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Maine Street, Bath Road, top public’s wish lists for Brunswick bike-ped improvements
Input gleaned from four recent public input sessions is informing the town’s update of its Bicycle and Pedestrian Improvement Plan.
Midcoast schools see climbing school lunch debt
With local school lunch debts as high as $15,000, taxpayers could have to make up the difference.
Morse’s student-written, one-act play emphasizes unconditional support
Kevin O’Leary, director and English teacher at Morse High School, said the show is about reminding the audience, and ourselves, that asking for help doesn’t make someone weak and having a disability doesn’t make someone less.
Happy birthday to you: Eight Midcoast residents share their thoughts on having a birthday once every 4 years
Their ages run the gamut from 64 to 16 (or 16 to 4, depending on who you ask).
Arctic researcher and whistleblower to speak about environmental justice at Bowdoin College March 4
Joel Clement, Senior Fellow at the Harvard Belfer Center’s Arctic Initiative, will speak at Bowdoin College on Wednesday, March 4, at 7 p.m. in Kresge Auditorium, Visual Arts Center. In his talk, “From Crisis to Resilience in the Arctic: At the Front Lines of Change and Innovation,” Clement will discuss climate change and its impact […]
Accounts differ in SUV-train collision
Coretta Harrison, 61, of Brunswick said she had stopped to allow the train to pass when her SUV was hit
Public to sound off on rabies, trapping plans in Bath
A forum is set for 5 p.m. March 5 in the Fisher Mitchell School cafeteria.
Brunswick police to start enforcing downtown smoking ban
Brunswick town councilors approved the ban this summer, and while it has technically been in effect since July 31, officers hadn’t started policing it.
Freeport Police: Be ware of possible tow scam
Freeport police say two tow truck companies claiming to operate out of Freeport have charging exorbitant fees and asking for credit card information upfront.