BRUNSWICK — On the advice of its architect, the School Board said Wednesday it will likely delay until spring the demolition of Jordan Acres Elementary School, where the town plans to build a new school to replace Coffin Elementary. Architect Lyndon Keck said in July he wanted to take the building down this October and November, […]

BATH — Lee Leiner painted a bleak picture Wednesday of littering at its worst. He described plastic bags in trees, waterways and wetlands, clogging storm drains, wrapping around a seagull, scattered into the wind as a garbage truck opens at the city landfill. “They’re blown away before they even hit the ground,” the Public Works […]

Arrests 9/5 at 3:44 p.m. Jason Baucom, 33, of High Street, was arrested by Officer Eric Bryan on High Street on a charge of hindering apprehension or prosecution. 9/5 at 3:44 p.m. Jessica Bennett, 35, of High Street, was arrested by Officer John Dietlin on High Street on a warrant and issued a summons on […]

Arrests 9/7 at 2:50 p.m. Peter C. Black, 40, no address listed, was arrested on Abbey Road by Officer Charles Tompson on an outstanding warrant from another agency. 9/7 at 8:38 p.m. Anthony S. Radciffe, 52, of Maquoit Road, was arrested on Dunning Street by Officer Garrett Albert on an outstanding warrant from another agency. […]

BRUNSWICK — As ocean temperatures and sea-floor predators rise along the coast of Maine, so has an interest in aquaculture. For Brunswick, the trend has taken hold in an increasing number of shellfish farms sprinkled along the town’s 60 miles of shoreline, as harvesters look for secure streams of revenue within an increasingly changing ocean […]

BRUNSWICK — As ocean temperatures and sea-floor predators rise along the coast of Maine, so has an interest in aquaculture. For Brunswick, the trend has taken hold in an increasing number of shellfish farms sprinkled along the town’s 60 miles of shoreline, as harvesters look for secure streams of revenue within an increasingly changing ocean […]