The great bell caper began late last year, when the icy waters off the Maine coast would give all but the most determined thief reason to stay on dry land. Through winter, spring and summer, the buoy bandits have picked off their targets: the heavy metal bells and gongs that sound through fog and sleet […]

BRUNSWICK A box truck carrying lobster northbound on Route 1 past Cook’s Corner overturned late Wednesday morning, causing a traffic jam whose impact was felt as far away as Freeport. It took crews more than three hours to clean up the mess. Brunswick Police Cmdr. Tom Garrepy said the crash was reported at 11:26 a.m. […]

BRUNSWICK Brunswick High School has a new principal who says he plans to be visible. “Every morning when school starts they’ll see this face attached to this body at the door,” Troy Henninger told The Times Record on Wednesday after the school board unanimously authorized Superintendent Paul Perzanoski to negotiate a two-year contract with him. […]

BATH Former Bath Clerk Beverly Henrikson died last Friday, leaving behind a lasting legacy in the city in which she worked for more than four decades. “This city has lost a great chunk of history,” said current Bath Clerk Mary White. “And it’s a horrendous loss to me.” Henrikson was born in Bath in 1933, […]

RICHMOND From his property on Alexander Reed Road, David Smith is waiting to see what Richmond town officials will do next. Armed with a court order, town officials plan to solicit bids for a second time this summer to identify a contractor who will clear a list of vehicles and items from Smith’s property that […]

HARPSWELL This Saturday, Brunswick’s Landing Y will host a 5K Road Race and Walk at Mitchell Field to help raise money for the organization, as well as to build interest from folks in neighboring Harpswell. “We have a lot of members in Harpswell, but we wanted to go down to Harpswell and let people know […]