Main Street Bath and the Brunswick Downtown Association host a variety of activities over the next few weeks.
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Bowdoinham hosting annual Thanksgiving dinner at new community center
Anyone is invited to the Merrymeeting Community Center for a meal at noon.
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Bath trio bakes up new business
In one year, Aaron Park, Tori Timko and Rachel Langmaid went from strangers to business partners bringing a new bakery to downtown Bath.
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Brunswick group for single seniors aims to break isolation
The group offers a chance for people in their golden years to get out of the house, make friends and socialize with others around the same age, in similar situations. It is not a dating group.
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Brunswick producer says her film helped lead to convicted murderer’s parole
Louise Rosen, part of a team that created the 2017 documentary, ‘Killing for Love,’ believes that Jens Soering, one of the two people convicted of murdering a Virginia couple in 1985, is innocent.
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Survey says: Brunswick-Topsham Land Trust forming new strategic plan
The organization will spend several months analyzing data received from more than 500 to a questionnaire.
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Brunswick cruiser hit twice while stopped at crash scene
Brunswick police remind drivers to move over when they see emergency vehicles
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Richmond long-delayed wastewater upgrade project gets boost from feds
The current outdated wastewater treatment plant can’t fully treat all of the wastewater entering the plant during heavy rainstorms
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Small volunteer group working to ‘Bundle Up Brunswick’ one hat, scarf or set of mittens at a time
Members visit areas where they think there is a need and tie handmade winter items to fences, trees, around lamp posts, or wherever they can for people in need to take for free.
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Portland moves to share asylum-seeker funds with community groups
The city has invited organizations that helped support hundreds of asylum seekers during the summer to apply for some of the nearly $1 million donated to help the migrant families.