“I want kids to come away knowing that every kid can be a hero,” says Diane Magras
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Brunswick vapers look elsewhere
Vape stores in other cities already are seeing more Brunswick customers in the weeks before Brunswick’s flavored tobacco and nicotine ban goes into effect.
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Midcoast family organizes fundraiser to benefit Ukraine
With $1,000 in donations so far, the Conlin family hopes their efforts will show Ukrainians they are not alone.
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Spark from lawnmower causes Brunswick brush fire
A large swath of Maine is at high risk of wildfire, according to the Maine Forest Service.
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Bowdoin launches plan to be fossil fuel free by 2042
The proposal envisions a $100 million investment in campus infrastructure.
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Future uncertain for students of struggling Harpswell charter school
Some students at Harpswell Coastal Academy, which may be forced to shutter at the end of the year, say they would rather drop out than return to the traditional public school system.
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Topsham to sign agreement with Maine DOT for new bridge
Maine Department of Transportation prepares to send the Frank J. Wood Bridge project out to bid.
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Topsham may sign agreement with state regarding Frank J. Wood Bridge replacement
The Topsham Select Board might sign a municipal agreement regarding maintenance of a park that would be constructed next the bridge’s replacement.
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Applications available for food preserver program
Applications for the University of Maine Cooperative Extension’s Master Food Preserver Program are now available. The 10-session course is scheduled to meet from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. Tuesdays, June 14 to Sept. 6, at the UMaine Extension office, 75 Clearwater Drive in Falmouth, and at Brunswick High School, 116 Maquoit Road. The 35-hour course combines […]
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Fierce fundraising may buy more time for Harpswell charter school
Harpswell Coastal Academy has raised nearly $160,000 toward consolidating its 2 campuses, a step school officials say is necessary for the survival of the institution.