Biologists cite excellent survival rates among the moose herd in northern Maine.
March 2018
Posted inForecaster Sports, The Forecaster
Brunswick boy wins squash title
Gus Silverman, an eighth grader at Brunswick Junior High School, joined by his coach, Marilu Fortson, won the championship of the boys’ U-15 division of the first U.S. Squash Tournament last weekend at Portland Community Squash.
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Posted inMaine
Falmouth legion post wants to know: Who’d steal a WWII vet’s burial flag?
The flag was supposed to be delivered to the veteran’s widow.
Posted inBusiness, Nation & World, News
EU ready for a ‘stupid’ trade war if Trump insists on tariffs
Countering Trumps assertion, the EU Council president says ‘the truth is quite the opposite: trade wars are bad and easy to lose,’
Posted inSouthern Forecaster, The Forecaster
SMCC students hold vigil in S. Portland for school shooting victims
SOUTH PORTLAND — More than 50 students gathered on the Southern Maine Community College campus March 1 to pay tribute to the victims of the Parkland, Florida school shooting that killed 17. At the vigil, which was organized by the student senate, the names of those killed were read aloud and the tolling of a bell […]
Posted inCoastal Journal, Times Record
Cooks Corner road project heading to public hearing
The $2.5 million project would add a new entrance to Brunswick Landing from Gurnet Road.
Posted inLife & Culture
Even without the Duck of Justice, Bangor PD’s Tim Cotton is a hit at MaineVoices Live
The police department’s ‘Facebook guy’ entertains a sold-out audience at One Longfellow Square.
Posted inFood, Life & Culture, News
Congdon’s to expand its food truck park in Wells, add a beer garden
Started last year, the park will feature up to 10 trucks along with the beer garden and a patio this spring.
Posted inNation & World, News, Politics
West Wing turmoil with staff exits; no chaos, Trump says
The White House has descended into a period of unparalleled tumult amid a wave of staff departures.
Posted inCoastal Journal, The Forecaster
Visioning forum draws input on improving downtown Bath
BATH — A March 3 community forum on how to shape downtown in the coming years drew about 160 people with a range of ideas. “It was awesome,” Mari Eosco, interim director of the Main Street Bath organization and chairwoman of the City Council, said Monday of “Downtown Tomorrow,” a visioning session hosted by the […]