Keith Brunelle is accused of killing James Smith, who was found dead from a gunshot wound in a Brunswick mobile home community early on Sept. 1.
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Bath Iron Works christens latest destroyer carrying name of Navy hero
Shipbuilders, lawmakers, military officials and members of the Charette family gathered at the shipyard on Saturday to celebrate the completion of the William Charette, a destroyer that will be launched next week.
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Blue crabs are showing up in Maine waters. What could that mean for green crabs?
Researchers from Bowdoin College and the Wells Reserve put the 2 invasive species in tanks together to find out.
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A cat named Sunshine Larry runs the streets of Bath
‘Sunny’ has been frequenting local establishments for years, winning hearts along the way, inspiring many to give him the honorary title of mayor.
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Damariscotta Select Board urges MaineHealth to keep local birthing center open
A grassroots effort to keep the birthing center open at MaineHealth Lincoln Hospital formed after hospital officials said they were considering closing its maternity ward by the end of the year.
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Pair of Brunswick breweries get new homes
Black Pug Brewing plans on opening this summer at the former site of Moderation Brewing on Maine Street.
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Damariscotta community members fight to keep birthing center open
MaineHealth Lincoln Hospital is considering closing its maternity ward by the end of the year. A grassroots effort by local residents has formed to try to save it.
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Piping plovers have another record-breaking nesting season in Maine
Conservationists are working to protect vulnerable chicks during the busy beach season.
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Blue Angels to return for the Great State of Maine Air Show. Here’s what to expect.
Aerobatic acts from across the globe will perform, including the U.S. Navy’s Blue Angels and Royal Air Force Red Arrows.
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How to safely enjoy the water in Maine as temperatures rise
With 90-degree days expected this week, officials encourage people in Maine to be prepared for potentially dangerous swimming and boating scenarios.