Although regressive in terms of policy, backing out of the Paris Climate Change Agreement is only saving Americans the embarrassment about their ignorance or hypocrisy about energy usage. Facts: 1. Combined solar and wind production is still less than 2 percent of national energy usage, petroleum 36 percent. 2. In June 2016, Americans consumed more […]

As citizens and voters in our community and state, we have many issues to understand and express our opinions on through the ballot and by contacting our legislators in Augusta. For example, locally in Brunswick we have the June school budget referendum; on the state level there are competing budget proposals for our legislators to […]

The question about a new school has become a divisive topic among citizens of Brunswick. Some people want a new school, and property taxes will be greatly increased. There are people who cannot afford higher property taxes and who instead want to look at the education process and not simply new buildings. Many elderly people […]

Members of the Midcoast chapter of Maine Moms Demand Action for Gun Sense marched down Maine Street Brunswick.

An interesting concept for the latest one-act play from Midcoast Actor’s Studio drove Tamara Lilly to Belfast to see Jason and Leah Bannister’s portrayal of a couple meeting across different dimensions.

Record high credit scores for consumers indicate 2017 will be a solid year for home sales.

Only a few people are still around that remember the original Morse High School, which burned back in 1928.

Brunswick’s Wharton Point serves as an outdoor classroom for Brunswick High SChool.

WALDOBORO — Residents of Regional School Unit 40 – which represents Friendship, Union, Waldoboro, Warren, and Washington – will decide on a $26,299,247 school budget on June 13. The budget, which represents a 4.67 percent or roughly $1 million increase, would increase the local share in Waldoboro by $213,882, or 4.2 percent. Voters approved the […]