Freeport’s Nathan Bidi-Ohane was recently honored as an Anthem Hero at Portland Sea Dogs’ Hadlock Field for his courage in fighting sickle cell disease. As part of Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield’s continued commitment to supporting the prevention and treatment of cancer and the work of the Maine Children’s Cancer Program, the company has […]
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Learn how to play ‘Dungeons & Dragons’ at Rockland Public Library
Have you been wanting to try “Dungeons & Dragons” but don’t know where to start? Rockland Public Library is hosting an introduction to the game from 11 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. on Sept. 23 in the library’s Community Room. Participants will learn the fundamentals of how to play this fantasy-world game. Experienced Game Master Lucien […]
Patten Free Library awarded $100K to improve space and resources for remote workers
Patten Free Library has been awarded $100,000 in the Remote Work through Libraries Initiative administered by the Maine State Library and the Department of Economic and Community Development. Patten Free Library serves the city of Bath and the adjacent towns of Arrowsic, West Bath, Georgetown and Woolwich. As a community and business hub for the […]
From the Chamber: Laying the groundwork for the 8 ballot questions, Part I
This weekend, I started seeing commercials for some of the ballot questions Mainers are facing this November. There’s no surer sign that summer is over than when the political commercials ramp up. I wrote about 400 words in early August mentioning what the eight questions are, but I want to dive a bit deeper into […]
Christine Flowers: An even application of justice would be appreciated
The last time that I wrote anything about the Proud Boys, I got into some hot water. There was a young man from the Bon Air Fire Department in Delaware County who had attended one or two Proud Boys meetings and decided that it wasn’t for him. However, the mere fact that he had dared […]
Michael Reagan: It really can happen here
Almost a hundred years ago, the great American author Sinclair Lewis wrote a political novel called “It Can’t Happen Here.” The 1935 book was a warning that what was happening then in Europe — the rise of fascism and Nazism — could come to America in the form of a Hitler-type politician who gets elected […]
Johnson Hall presents trio of comedians for September lineup
Johnson Hall in Gardiner presents an evening of stand-up comedy hosted by Mark Turcotte. Give your funny bone a workout as some of New England’s funniest comics take the stage and present their unique brand of humor. Comedians featured this month are Tuck Tucker, Dennis Fogg and Joe Flynn. Johnson Hall’s “On the Road” stand-up […]
New affordable housing complex to be built near downtown Bath
The Bath Housing Development Corporation announced it’s constructing an 18-unit apartment building on Centre Street that will be income-restricted.
Boy Scout to repair historical building at Freeport agricultural center
Ansel Goode, 16, will spend 100 hours planning and repairing the Haze Hut at Wolfe’s Neck Center for Agriculture & the Environment for his Eagle Scout project.
Bath man accused of killing his mother takes plea deal
Authorities said Jason Ibarra was intoxicated when he strangled his mother last year.
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