We are writing in regard to an upcoming item for consideration of the Brunswick Town Council, whether to move the Election Day voting poll location to the Brunswick Recreation Center at Brunswick Landing. We strongly believe that moving Election Day voting to the recreation center will greatly benefit our community. This move will not reduce […]
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Just a Little Old: Thanks for the musical memories
Hearing an oldie on the radio will sometimes trigger memories of when I first heard that song. Or the piece might evoke emotions from the past— some sweet, some sad; some of promising young love, some of life’s toll on relationships. Forgive me if I take a stroll down my musical memory lane. Perhaps they’ll […]
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Brunswick superintendent shares district Buzz through new podcast
“Brunswick Buzz,” a new podcast from Brunswick Superintendent Phil Potenziano, will help the district share news and discuss broader education topics with the school community.
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High school football preview: Midcoast teams hit the ground running
Brunswick returns after having program shut down last fall; Mt. Ararat eyes big push toward Gold Ball in eight-man play.
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New era dawns on Brunswick High football after abrupt end to 2021 season
Game day has arrived for the Dragons, whose last campaign was cut short following a hazing scandal.
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Get a free library card at Curtis Memorial Library
September is National Library Card Sign Up Month.
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100-year-old powerhouse
Coastal Landing resident Jean Margaret Wood turns 100.
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Peter Funt: Give me a news break
It wasn’t exactly breaking news back in June, but it did stir interest among journalists when CNN’s new boss, Chris Licht, conceded, “Something I have heard from both people inside and outside the organization is complaints we overuse the ‘Breaking News’ banner.” The term, he told his staff, “has become such a fixture on every […]
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Tom Purcell: The elephant in the college classroom
“Half of that goes to the bank for your college fund!” That’s what my father told me in the 8th grade, when I got my first paycheck for waking up at 5:30 a.m. to ride my bike a few miles to Cool Springs Driving Range before school, where I plucked golf balls for a dollar […]
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Letter to the editor: Missing the mark on tuition relief ‘deadbeats’
There’s an old expression that without freedom of speech we wouldn’t know who the fools are. The guest column (“Student loan relief shifts money to wealthy,” Christine Flowers) opposing student loan relief reminded me of that. The author paints a terrible picture of who these deadbeats are and says they should not be getting any […]