The crux of the lawsuit is split between concerns that the radiation emitted by the radar could cause health problems and how the tower lights impact local wildlife.
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CMP works to fix Chops Point tower lights that continue to bother neighbors
Catharine Hartnett, CMP spokesperson, said crews will begin installing a radar to control the lights on July 29.
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Bath-area voters approve $38.2 million school budget
The new budget will raise taxes an average of 2.1% across the district.
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Woolwich man dies from injuries suffered in July 3 Topsham crash
Maine State Police say 41-year-old Joseph Fisher of Woolwich died Monday of injuries he suffered July 3 when he was hit by a truck while standing in the breakdown lane of I-295 in Topsham.
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Woolwich Boston Post Cane finds new owner in familiar family
Geraldine “Gerry” Edgerly, 97, Woolwich has lived in Woolwich for 75 years.
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Two men arrested in Woolwich medical pot store burglary
Holistic Alternatives, a medical marijuana store on Route 1 in Woolwich, was burglarized on June 15, for the second time in two weeks.
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Woolwich medical marijuana store burglarized twice in 2 weeks
The Sagadahoc County Sheriff’s Office said Holistic Alternatives was burglarized early Monday and there are suspects in the case.
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Three Bath men charged with burglarizing Woolwich medical pot shop
Three Bath men have been charged in an alleged medical marijuana dispensary burglary at Holistic Alternatives on Main Street in Woolwich on June 3. According to police, Jasper Erbes, 18, Ethen Harrison, 20, and Brodie Losier, 24, are charged with Class C burglary and Class C theft. Both crimes are felonies, each punishable by up […]
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Woolwich home damaged by kitchen fire
Firefighters stopped the blaze before it destroyed the home Thursday night.
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Bath Bus Service considers adding bus cameras
After a school bus driver was charged with assault last week after allegedly pushing a student exiting the bus, Bath Bus Service president Bill Reed said he might put surveillance on the buses.