Armed with knitting needles and donated yarn, Freeport librarians Meghan Fogg and Courtney Sparks created an outlet for ‘introverts out there that want to make a difference.’
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Transit study to help redesign Brunswick bus route, improve access to Brunswick Landing
The $100,000 study, of which Brunswick will pay $20,000, will examine the need around town, specifically in areas like Brunswick Landing, where increased development and the relocation of asylum seekers is creating more demand for public transportation.
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Topsham receives $31.5K grant for improvements at Cathance River park
The town plans to build a hand-carry boat launch and improve the parking lot at Head of Tide Park.
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Brunswick gets $160K in state funds to continue work at junior high school
The school department plans to continue making gradual improvements in the next few years to the 1959 building.
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Improving appearances: Bath matching grants will shore up building facades
The city will offer two more rounds of funding in the next two years.
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Photo: Sidewalk superhero
Austin Armstrong, manager of the Green Lion Gallery in Bath, braved the snow Tuesday afternoon to clear Front Street sidewalks for pedestrians.
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Topsham man died in bicycling accident in Pownal on Monday
Rodney Reed, 57, lost control on a trail at Bradbury Mountain State Park, police say.
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Developer, land trust trying to build environmental resource center at Brunswick Landing
The center would serve as the entryway to hundreds of acres of conservation land and house multiple environmental and recreation organizations, including the Brunswick-Topsham Land Trust.
Posted inTimes Record
Brunswick Junior High and Coffin schools get renovation money from state, but less than hoped
The school department requested nearly $1 million in funds, largely to help update the junior high school, which has a laundry list of fixes totaling in the millions, but was approved for just under half.
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Brunswick woman asking for return of her concrete elephant
Liz Croston returned home Wednesday evening to discover one of two 150-pound concrete elephants posted by her front door had gone missing.