Modeled after Portland’s, the controversial mandate was passed on an emergency basis Thursday and will come into effect on Jan. 12.
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Brunswick parish youth to hold sock drive
BRUNSWICK — Third-, fourth- and fifth-graders in the faith formation program at St. Charles Borromeo Church look to fill boxes of socks on Saturday and Sunday, Jan. 8 and 9, to help local people in need. Socks can be dropped off before, during or after Masses at St. Charles Borromeo on 132 McKeen St. at […]
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With one exception, court sides with state in Brunswick-Topsham bridge ruling
A group that wants to preserve the Frank J. Wood Bridge had sued the state to prevent it from replacing the structure, and also sees win in judge’s ruling.
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Brunswick to revisit proposed indoor mask mandate
The town council previously rejected a similar proposal in October which would have mandated mask-wearing in all public spaces.
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Brunswick-area conservation groups look to make climate action a New Year’s resolution
Two Midcoast environmental groups are hoping to inspire lasting climate action on the local level in the new year. The Brunswick-Topsham Land Trust and Cathance River Education Alliance will host a six-part series featuring climate action experts on topics like food production, waste, greenhouse gas emissions, the renewable energy transition and Maine’s specific climate plan. […]
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Brunswick-area Salvation Army ends up $23,000 short in annual red kettle campaign
Depending on the success of other seasonal fundraising efforts, Brunswick-Bath Salvation Army Lt. Neil Childs said that cuts may need to be made to social service programs funded through the red kettle drive.
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Police: Brunswick man charged with terrorizing following road rage incident
Police arrested a Brunswick man Wednesday following a road rage incident on Pleasant Street during which he allegedly pointed a gun at the driver of another vehicle. The driver, Richard Hamlin, 26, now faces terrorizing charges. Police were alerted to the incident, which occurred at around 11:20 p.m., after receiving a tip. “The caller explained […]
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Bowdoin College grad brings new meaning to ‘leave no trace’ through eco-art project
Mariah Reading, a 2016 Bowdoin College graduate from Bangor, creates art using trash and other discarded materials to promote a message of environmental awareness.
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Midcoast stores report soaring sales during holiday shopping season
Many Midcoast store owners said they suspect supply chain delays affecting national retailers may have encouraged shoppers to shop locally, contributing to their boost in business.
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Brunswick closes outdoor skating rink because it can’t find enough workers
Brunswick’s Coffin Pond ice rink will not open this year as the parks and recreation department looks to hire four full-time maintenance workers.