Brunswick-based Maine Coast Fishermen’s Association, which supports fisheries and fishing communities along the coast of Maine, has announced it has a new board member. Nikki Strout is co-founder of Rugged Seas, a company that designs and produces bags and apparel from worn-out bibs (hauling pants) used by fishermen. The company donates a portion of its […]
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New Cumberland garden to grow tulips – and hope
To help “smash the stigma” around mental illness, the Cumberland/North Yarmouth Mental Health Committee will also plant another garden in a few weeks in North Yarmouth.
Trump played tough with Putin in front of cameras, while Putin toyed with his insecurities, book says
Stephanie Grisham, a senior advisor to both President Donald Trump and first lady Melania Trump, is releasing a new book on what she saw at the White House.
What to know about a potential government shutdown
Republicans are blocking funding the government.
Brunswick Superintendent’s Notebook: Fun fall activities can be learning experiences, too
It’s September. The weather is beginning to change and our children are back in school. I think the change they feel the most during this transition is that they have less free time and more structure in their days. School feels like school, and it can be a difficult adjustment. Fortunately, autumn in Maine is […]
Drama, deadlines as Congress weighs Biden agenda
It’s a disorienting time in Washington as Democrats try to enact President Joe Biden’s agenda
Brunswick parish appoints temporary administrator following death of Father Tom Murphy
Bishop Robert Deeley appointed Monsignor René Mathieu as temporary administrator of the parish, which serves communities including Brunswick, Bath, Richmond and Harpswell, among others.
Bates College buys former Campus Avenue convent from St. Mary’s
The 3-acre property sold for $1.95 million and abuts the Lewiston campus.
Football notebook: Mt. Ararat senior lineman commits to Castleton University
Elliot Douglass made his decision over the weekend; Freeport, Morse get back on track.
Maine reports 1,008 new cases, 9 more deaths as CDC struggles with backlog
The cases represent new positive test results reviewed by the Maine CDC staff over a three-day period.