The company announced Thursday it will lay off more than 500 employees worldwide, roughly 3% of the company’s workforce.
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Maine delegation opposes Trump’s destroyer construction cuts
PORTLAND — President Donald Trump’s budget proposal includes funding for two destroyers like those built at Bath Iron Works in the upcoming year but would slash the number of destroyers built in subsequent years, Maine’s congressional delegation said Tuesday. The delegation “strongly opposes” a reduction in the number of destroyers built over a five-year time […]
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Brunswick could get recreational marijuana store
The project, intended for Business Parkway, is still in the earliest phase of development.
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Cell tower, solar array added to long-term plan for Harpswell’s Mitchell Field
According to Don Miskill, chairman of the Mitchell Field Committee, the master plan needed to be updated after many of the items on the old plan were completed, including the dismantling of the old pier and water tower, and new projects began developing.
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New Mt. Ararat High School nears 75% completion mark
A New Hampshire company will remove hazardous material in the original school before it’s demolished later this year.
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Maine whale protection plan doesn’t go far enough, feds say
Federal regulators say a Maine plan to reduce risk to endangered whales doesn’t goes far enough, and that means fishermen in the state could face more restrictions
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Harpswell Coastal Academy students share personal stories, poems with new book
The students worked with the Portland-based Telling Room to write and publish “Somehow I Knew What to Do: Personal Narratives from Harpswell Coastal Academy.”
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Brunswick home badly damaged in fire
An elderly couple living at 216 Maquoit Road was hospitalized.
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In Harpswell, fighting elderly isolation with hot meals together
According to the National Institute on Aging, social isolation and loneliness pose serious health risks, including cognitive decline, depression and heart disease, especially in older people.
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Town official: Brunswick Sears to close this spring
Officials fear Sears closure will leave a hole in Cook’s Corner, but have hopes for development opportunities.