Commercial development is allowed at the property but the proximity to the river and existing easements may limit what can be built there and where.
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CMP to rebuild Brunswick to Topsham transmission line, but some residents will lose their backyards
BRUNSWICK — Samuel Feldman has to take down the swing set that his 9-year-old daughter plays on, and that he hoped his newborn twin boys would one day be able to enjoy. Andrew Dawson may lose the asparagus crop he has cultivated in his garden for the past several years. Jaime R. Reatiraza will have […]
Impromptu Virgin Mary shrine takes shape in Phippsburg antique store parking lot
PHIPPSBURG — An improvised shrine to the Virgin Mary has appeared in the parking lot of a Phippsburg antique shop, and some faithful are using it as a prayer stop. A few weeks ago, David Cooke, the owner of Maggies Bygones, an antiques store at 165 Main Road in Phippsburg, noticed people pulling into the […]
Telephone service for disabled Mainers topic of Nov. 18 forum
Debra Bare-Rogers of Disability Rights Maine will talk about Maine Relay Services, a free statewide service that connects voice telephone users with people who are deaf, hard-of-hearing, have a speech disability, or are late-deafened, at noon Nov. 18 at People Plus in Brunswick. Maine Relay Services allows consumers to use special equipment (captioned telephone, TTY, VCO or HCO) and other […]
Talk on 19th C same-sex relationship at Brunswick library
Curtis Library will host a book talk with Tilly Laskey about her new book “Precious & Adored: The Love Letters of Rose Cleveland and Evangeline Simpson Whipple, 1890-1918,” at 2 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 9. Laskey is co-editor of this collection of letters, published in their entirety, that document almost 30 years of love between two women of […]
Brunswick library’s ‘Collaboratory’ showcases Poe for Halloween season
BRUNSWICK — Poetry, conchology, cryptography and photography – keen interests of Edgar Allen Poe – come together this month within the “Collaboratory” room at Curtis Memorial Library. A former computer lab, the room was repurposed a few years ago to showcase revolving displays that reflect the interests of the library’s staff, who work together to […]
Department of Marine Resources issues draft approval of controversial oyster farm in Maquoit Bay
BRUNSWICK — Nearly a year after the first hearing, the Department of Marine Resources has issued a draft approval of the controversial expansion of Maquoit Bay’s Mere Point Oyster Co. Draft decisions are given to the lease applicants and intervenors. Both parties have until Nov. 4 to file any responses and requests to correct any “misstatements […]
Woolwich PTA ditches catalog sales in favor of ninja warriors
WOOLWICH — Like many other parent-teacher associations, Woolwich Central School PTA once sent its students door-to-door to sell catalogs in order to raise money. Now, they’re trying a different method, and raised enough money in one evening to eliminate the need for other fundraisers. Taking the inspiration from the NBC sports entertainment show “American Ninja […]
Freeport doctor starts online clinic to fend off Lyme disease
FREEPORT — After working in urgent care for almost a decade, Catherine Lockwood, a Freeport-based doctor, is taking a step back to focus on treating a problem she has seen all too frequently: Lyme disease. Maine has the highest concentration of people with Lyme disease by population, according to the Center for Disease Control, and […]
Midcoast Humane to hold second Shelter-bration
Midcoast Humane will host its second Shelter-bration event 6-9 p.m. Nov. 7 at the Maine Maritime Museum in Bath. The evening will be an opportunity for shelter supporters and friends to enjoy catered food and drink, and to celebrate the organization’s successes from the past year. “This is a great way for members of the community to support […]