A Bowdoinham roundtable Monday will focus on the state’s shortage of farmworkers.
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Harpswell senator announces retirement
In a column to the Times Record, Sen. Brownie Carson said he’s retiring after two terms to spend time with family and believes the government is in capable hands.
Tedford Housing announces Maryland native as new executive director
Rota Knott will replace current director Craig Phillips, who announced his retirement in May.
Bath seeks applications for new city clerk through Dec. 20
The new clerk will replace Mary Howe, who resigned Nov. 22 following an injury.
The Santa Claus Fund donates remaining funds to Maine nonprofits
Tedford Housing, Midcoast Hunger Prevention Program, Bath Area Food Bank and Maine Children’s Cancer Program each received $16,600; something former secretary Nancy Campbell said was “bittersweet.”
Fire chief: Woolwich bridge ‘is like our Bermuda Triangle’
Just north of the Taste of Maine Restaurant, the 86-year-old bridge needs to be replaced after a 2017 evaluation found structural problems.
Substitute shortage drives Topsham-based school district to consider nepotism policy changes
Board is slated to vote on the change tonight.
The Daniel hotel owes Brunswick nearly $100,000 in back taxes
Boston East Brunswick Holdings LLC, The Daniel’s parent company, is scheduled to go to foreclosure Feb. 24 if it does not pay its outstanding 2017 bill.
Renys purchases historic building in downtown Bath
The purchase, announced Wednesday, will allow the Maine-based retailer to maintain its presence in the heart of the city’s downtown shopping district.
Lisbon woman says a Honda CRV hit her and fled in Lewiston
LEWISTON — A Lisbon Falls woman told police she was hit by a car Wednesday that fled the scene. Police said they responded to Papa John’s Pizza restaurant near the corner of Lisbon Street and East Avenue at about 12:30 p.m. for a report of a pedestrian hit by a car. The woman, Erlene Millett, […]