BRUNSWICK — Three years after leaving town to open a restaurant in Vermont, Marc Provencher is back where it all began. Provencher, former chef and co-owner of  Trattoria Athena, opened his newest culinary venture, Taverna Khione, in October at 25 Mill St.  With specials like pastitsio – pasta with cinnamon, tomato, ground beef and béchamel sauce – Provencher said […]

BATH — With not-so-great weather, comes great responsibility. The city is reminding people who own or occupy downtown property that it is their responsibility to remove ice and snow from sidewalks at their locations, as well as icicles hanging over sidewalks and streets. Bath’s street ordinance calls for snow to be removed within four hours […]

BATH — One wall in Jay Pinkerton’s office at Morse High School is decorated with photos of trips he and his wife have taken to landmarks across America. Next June, the principal plans to retire and take his RV back on the road to add more scenic shots to his collection. Pinkerton said his decision […]

BATH — Maine Maritime Museum’s campus redesign project could go before the Planning Board for site plan review next spring. In the meantime, the 243 Washington St. history hub will start work this month with a civil engineer to refine its preliminary sketch plan, develop cost estimates and establish timing for what is likely to […]