General Dynamics’ partnership with Portland-based Developers Collaborative will bring apartments geared toward Bath Iron Works employees.
Paul Bagnall
Staff Writer
Paul Bagnall got his start in Maine journalism writing for the Bangor Daily News covering multiple municipalities in Aroostook County. He graduated from the University of Massachusetts Amherst with a bachelor's degree in journalism and has a keen interest in writing about the environment, history, food, healthcare and business. When not writing, Paul is working on getting his dive master certification to take story telling underneath the waves.
Kelly Sink and Valerie Williams elected to serve on RSU 5 board
Three candidates competed for two seats on the Freeport, Durham and Pownal school board for three-year terms.
Ambrosino wins reelection for at-large seat on Bath City Council
Julie Ambrosino will serve 3 more years after winning against challenger Brian Bennett.
After students struck, parents push Bath to bring back crossing guards
The city held a forum after two students were struck by vehicles on their way to school.
Detention takes a hike at Morse High School
High school students can opt out of traditional detention in favor of a nature walk.
Freeport shop zooms in on the unique details of the eye
A new art and photo gallery opened over the summer, giving people a unique perspective on their own eyes.
Sagadahoc County hires caseworker to connect locals with help they need
Sagadahoc County Commissioners approved opioid settlement funds to hire a professional who helps access the resources and services, from addiction help to heating aid.
Meetinghouse Arts shows wonder can come from waste
Meetinghouse Arts’ “Recollected and Reconfigured” fashion show and “From Waste to Wonder” art exhibition explore what becomes of things cast aside.
Changes at busy downtown Freeport intersection yield results
The town has wrapped up the Bow and Main streets traffic survey, with plans to revisit changes at the congested intersection next spring.
Bath launches the Fit Up Grant Program to fill out downtown
The city is offering matching grants to help new small businesses get a foothold in the area.