BRUNSWICK — Arthur Edward Sturtevant died peacefully at his home on March 13th. He was born in Bath on June 30, 1919, moved to Atlantic Heights, Portsmouth, NH and then returned to Bath to graduate from Morse High School in the class of 1938. Arthur was a World War II veteran who was drafted in […]
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Judith Catherine Hudson
BATH — Judith Catherine Hudson went home to be with our heavenly Father on Monday, March 12, 2012 at her home surrounded by the love of her family. She was born on October 31, 1944, to Irving and Matilda (Gallant) Layton. Judy married her best friend and soul mate, David Earl Hudson in Bath, Maine […]
Authorities flush out Denver-area toilet burglar
GOLDEN, Colo. ( AP) — Authorities in the Denver area are investigating 18 burglaries where toilets were the target. Law-enforcement officials say the culprit has entered businesses, a restaurant, grocery store, university and hospital to steal copper or brass plumbing and hardware from toilets in the restrooms since Jan. 5. Jefferson County sheriff ’s officials […]
The Divider
If former President George W. Bush will be remembered as “The Decider,” as he famously dubbed himself in April 2006, Maine Gov. Paul LePage seems destined to go down in history as “The Divider.” Perhaps because a “divide and conquer” strategy propelled his successful campaign to capture the Blaine House in 2010, LePage can’t seem […]
A dash of Brunswick flavor
If you’re disappointed that you weren’t able to participate in the Maine’s recent Restaurant Week activities, fear not. This year, as another facet of our “ shop local” campaign, Brunswick will institute a special week-long restaurant event of its very own. Working in partnership with more than 17 local culinary businesses, the Brunswick Downtown Association […]
Butt-ugly litter endangers health
Some people like butts — rappers, the Charmin bear and talc miners, for instance. But when it comes to cigarette butts, I, personally, am not a fan. Butts are a big part of my life, one, because I work for an organization called Forget Tobacco, whose mission is to show young people how great life […]
Olsen’s bold stand
To the editor: I want to thank Rep. Kim Olsen of Phippsburg for opposing legislation that could destroy the Land Use Regulation Commission. LURC serves as the planning board and codes enforcement office for the Maine’s 10.5 million acre Unorganized Territories. Rep. Olsen showed independence and integrity in opposing provisions of LD 1798, a bill […]
Cause for outrage
To the editor: I would like to offer a belated but serious response to Gov. Paul LePage’s question, “Where is the outrage?” about Maine as a “nanny state.” I, too, wondered of the whereabouts of that emotion as I read that DHHS Commissioner Mary Mayhew knew, at least by January of this year, that MaineCare […]
We remember
Army Spc. Edward J. Acosta, 21, of Hesperia, Calif., died March 5, in La Jolla, Calif., of injuries sustained Dec. 3, 2011, when his vehicle was struck by an improvised-explosive device in Wardak province, Afghanistan. Army Staff Sgt. Jesse J. Grindey, 30, of Hazel Green, Wis., died March 12, in Kandahar province, Afghanistan. [email protected]