Samuel Dunning plays mad scientist Tim Travers in a new campy science fiction film created by Stimson Snead.
Katie Langley
Staff Writer
Katie covers Brunswick, Bath and Freeport for the Times Record. She was previously the weekend reporter at the Portland Press Herald and is originally from the Hudson Valley region of upstate New York. Before joining the Press Herald, she attended Quinnipiac University, where she studied journalism and political science and worked as the editor-in-chief of the student newspaper, The Quinnipiac Chronicle. She also worked on the digital team at NBC Connecticut based in West Hartford. When she isn't reporting, you can find her exploring Portland's coffee shops and bookstores.
Brunswick approves new plan to guide growth
The comprehensive plan shrinks Brunswick’s designated growth zone and serves as the basis for land use over the next 10 years.
Shifting river complicates efforts to halt erosion at Popham Beach
The erosion, caused by a shift in the Morse River’s position, has wiped out some of the beach that was built up using recycled Christmas trees in 2024.
What will a new comprehensive plan mean for Brunswick?
The 2025 plan, which councilors will consider later this month, aims to discourage development in rural areas.
Brunswick won’t buy property for Public Works, but will overhaul facility
Councilors agreed to spend $4.7 million on the first phase of the project, which includes building a new salt shed and fuel station.
Robert Hazard Edwards, Bowdoin College’s 13th president, dies at 90
Edwards oversaw the expansion of many residential and educational facilities and programs while leading the college from 1990–2001.
New Brunswick-Topsham bridge opens to traffic for first time
The bridge will close again Friday and reopen fully in mid-December.
Tedford Housing opens expanded Brunswick shelter
The new facility adds 60% more capacity, helping Tedford Housing serve more people in a challenging time for groups helping unhoused people.
Kick off the holiday season in Brunswick with these events
Holiday festivities start early in Brunswick with the Midcoast Tree Festival opening on Friday, Nov. 21.
Brunswick approves pause on mobile home lot rent increases
In a separate housing-related vote, councilors approved a moratorium on development in rural parts of town.