Flight Deck Brewing will host a Brews for a Cause night April 19 to benefit the Brunswick Pride Festival.
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New life for old Yankee Lanes bowling alley in Brunswick
Harpswell Auto Sales will move its headquarters to the former bowling alley, which operated for 60 years.
‘Hole in our hearts’: Family of Bowdoin graduate detained by Russia speaks out
Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich faces a 20-year prison sentence on spying charges in Russia.
Carl Golden: What’s taking Biden so long?
Outwardly at least, the Democratic Party’s national leadership has exhibited no sense of urgency over the absence of any definitive announcement of a President Biden re-election campaign. They appear willing to submerge their misgivings and accept the representations of the president, his circle of advisers and those close to him – including the first lady […]
Peter Funt: Baseball pitch clock? It’s about time!
Even baseball purists like myself, who still aren’t comfortable with designated hitters and restrictions on where fielders may be positioned, find themselves overwhelmingly in favor of the new pitch clock. Requiring pitchers to throw within 15 seconds (20 if there are runners on base) has not only shortened games, but it has also made the […]
‘People just cannot afford to live here’: Proposed Brunswick housing development rules would require affordable units
The Brunswick Housing Committee proposed an inclusionary zoning ordinance that would require a certain percentage of affordable units in new housing projects.
John L. Micek: The GOP won in Tennessee, but will lose the fight on gun safety
In the annals of brazenly destructive attacks on democracy, last week’s vote by Tennessee’s Republican-controlled state House to expel two Democratic lawmakers who led a decorum-busting protest over the cold-blooded murders of children is right up there. In case you missed it, state Reps. Justin Jones, of Nashville; Justin Pearson, of Memphis, and Gloria Johnson, […]
Bank donates $1,000 to Maine Maritime Museum to support free admission for low-income residents
Bar Harbor Bank & Trust has donated $1,000 to Maine Maritime Museum to help promote the availability of free museum admissions to low-income residents receiving food assistance. The free admission is part of Museums for All, a national program by the Institute of Museum and Library Services to remove barriers of entry and make museums […]
From the Chamber: Langworthy and Foley recognized for community efforts
This week, we’re continuing with our series highlighting the award winners from our BBRC Annual Awards Dinner held last month. If you missed last week’s column, we highlighted our Large Business of the Year, Darling’s Brunswick Ford, and our Small Business of the Year, Midcoast Humane. If you’d like more information on these winners, you […]
Midcoast Council of Governments announces new business recovery program
Midcoast Council of Government’s recently announced a new economic development program as part of its Hub of Excellence initiative: the New Business Recovery Grants and Technical Assistance Program. The funding for this program comes from Maine’s Department of Economic and Community Development to help the roughly 14,000 businesses started or acquired in the state since […]