BATH — The city’s proposed fiscal year 2019 municipal budget, which goes to a City Council vote June 6, drew just one public comment during the panel’s four-minute hearing on May 16. The council afterward granted first passage to three bonding ordinances, which will have final votes June 6. Next year’s city budget could decline […]

BATH — The city’s proposed fiscal year 2019 municipal budget, which goes to a City Council vote June 6, drew just one public comment during the panel’s four-minute hearing on May 16. The council afterward granted first passage to three bonding ordinances, which will have final votes June 6. Next year’s city budget could decline […]

BRUNSWICK — The words “commute” and “fun” typically don’t go together. But on Friday, May 18, commuters who chose to ride their bikes to work were rewarded with free breakfast, bike repairs, information – and lots of cowbell. From 7-9 a.m., the Brunswick Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee hosted a Bike to Work Day event on the […]

BRUNSWICK — The words “commute” and “fun” typically don’t go together. But on Friday, May 18, commuters who chose to ride their bikes to work were rewarded with free breakfast, bike repairs, information – and lots of cowbell. From 7-9 a.m., the Brunswick Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee hosted a Bike to Work Day event on the […]

BATH — With a gallery of her works on display at Patten Free Library, Logan Howard’s art career is off to a strong start. The Bath resident, who will graduate from Morse High School next month, will attend Maine College of Art in Portland this fall. Roberta Jordan, Patten’s outreach and instruction librarian, had reached […]