The town plans to do a major overhaul of zoning and building codes in seven areas.
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Brunswick revised its development process. Here’s what changed.
The Planning Board voted unanimously to scrap the town zoning law that allowed for a faster development review process while introducing additional changes, including one that will allow the board to require construction oversight.
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Stories from Maine: A patriot’s war
In the spring of 1775, the Great Rebellion of New England Colonists against the iron-fist of the mighty British Crown were positioning to fight against tyranny; either liberty or death, as Patrick Henry demanded, would be the outcome. In Brunswick, patriot Samuel Thompson, who was a member of the Colonial Provincial Congress, was appointed to […]
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BoomerTECH Adventures: Strategies for taking unique photos of flowers
Gardens are in full bloom, and when we have our phones, we have a camera in hand. Use our lovely weather to shoot some amazing pictures of the foliage you see daily or visit Pineland Gardens, the Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens or anywhere else on your travels. Here are 12 tips for experimenting with flower […]
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Morse graduate eager to make impact in annual Lobster Bowl
Braylon Williams savoring every moment in what likely is his last competitive football game.
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Gordon L. Weil: Democrats forced to change course to prevent GOP sweep
Conventional wisdom is dead. No pundit’s opinion on the election could foresee the assassination attempt on Donald Trump or the debate debacle of Joe Biden. Both events changed everything, especially for the Democrats. Even before these developments, Biden struggled to stay even with Trump in the polls. This is not a good position for an […]
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The Maine Idea: ‘Fighting Joe’ the answer to our Biden woes
William Butler Yeats, the greatest English-speaking poet of the 20th century, foretold our own political crisis in “The Second Coming,” his penetrating depiction of Ireland a century ago: “The best lack all conviction, while the worst / Are full of passionate intensity.” The “best” now are the Democratic Party elite, who even before the June […]
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Just a Little Old: Step down, Joe, step down
It’s time, Joe. It’s time to end your campaign. This is not about you; this is about the future of .American democracy. By the way, I’m not alone, A recent poll revealed that 56% of Democrats share my view. Consider the possible scenarios if you insist on staying in the campaign: First, you lose the […]
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Lincoln Theater to host discussion on history of women in the cartooning field
Lincoln Theater presents a unique event, “An Evening with Liza Donnelly and Heather Cox Richardson,” at 7 p.m. Thursday, July 25. The New Yorker cartoonist Liza Donnelly and local author and historian Heather Cox Richardson will host a conversation about women cartoonists, American history and Donnelly’s new documentary. At “An Evening with Liza Donnelly and […]
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Organizations work to keep conservation lands connected to save species
In 2002, Midcoast land trusts teamed up to save wildlife habitats. Decades and thousands of acres later, the acquisition process has changed to reflect the growing need for local housing.
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