No arrests or summonses were reported from Feb. 14-21.
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Bath Police Beat: Feb. 23
Arrests 2/14 at 12:15 a.m. Joshua Groat, 19, of West Bath, was arrested on a warrant by Officer Garrett Olson on Chandler Drive. 2/14 at 7:32 p.m. Kyle Gornto, 25, of Windjammer Way, was arrested by Officer John Dietlin on Windjammer Way on a charge of probation violation. 2/17 at 12:52 a.m. Jacob Call, 24, […]
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Harpswell Police: Feb. 23
No arrests or summonses were reported from Feb. 14-21.
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Harpswell to consider cost increases to Mitchell Field demolition
Despite increase, project should cost less than expected
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Bath wastewater treatment getting much-needed upgrades
City council approves contract for new equipment funded via voter-approved bond
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Brunswick, surrounding schools find possible areas for collaboration
BRUNSWICK — The School Department is continuing discussions around collaborating with five surrounding districts, as well as regionalizing some services with School Administrative District 75 and Regional School Unit 5. Superintendent of Schools Paul Perzanoski on Wednesday said he and other school officials completed meetings with school leadership teams from West Bath, Lisbon, Regional School Unit 1 (Bath, […]
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Public will get say on Brunswick Mall food carts
A public hearing March 5 will discuss ordinance changes allowing food carts to remain overnight.
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Despite opposition, Brunswick affirms welcoming posture
BRUNSWICK — The Town Council Tuesday adopted a resolution welcoming new residents, despite opponents who said it suggests the town is becoming a sanctuary city. Also Tuesday, councilors approved construction of a Veterans Memorial Plaza on the north end of the lower Town Mall, and scheduled a public hearing on amendments to an ordinance that would […]
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Brunswick adopts resolution welcoming new residents
Critics of the resolution say it is a stepping stone towards becoming a sanctuary city
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Harpswell school raises more than $2K for beloved lunch lady
HARPSWELL — Theresa Desjardins often says no one leaves her kitchen hungry. Desjardins, known as “Ms. D.”, has been the cook at Harpswell Community School for nearly 13 years In recent months, however, she has been out of work while recovering from a long-awaited kidney transplant. Although she is set to return next week, in her […]