BRUNSWICK — Voters by a wide margin on Tuesday approved a measure allowing the Brunswick Sewer District to raise its debt limit from $20 million to $25 million. The question passed 1,799 to 635, with about 20 percent of the town’s registered voters turning out to the polls. The BSD can now amend its charter and […]

TOPSHAM — Forty-five years after the Beatles broke up, one of many tribute bands dedicated to keeping the Fab Four’s music alive is coming to the Orion Performing Arts Center Friday, Nov. 6. Beatles for Sale, a Massachusetts band that takes its name from the Beatles’ 1964 album of that name, takes the stage at […]

BATH — City voters Tuesday approved a $9.8 million wastewater improvement bond, 1,061 to 332. They also elected several uncontested candidates to the City Council and Regional School Unit 1 Board of Directors. The bond will fund infrastructure upgrades and improvements at Bath’s wastewater treatment plant and some pump stations, along with infrastructure under some […]

TOPSHAM — With no contests in Tuesday’s election for the Board of Selectmen and town representatives to the School Administrative District 75 Board of Directors, there were also no surprises. Former School Board and Finance Committee member Roland Tufts, of Home Place, received 1,246 votes to fill the seat on the Board of Selectmen being […]

BRUNSWICK — Brunswick voters on Tuesday approved a measure allowing the sewer district to raise its debt limit from $20 to $25 million. Unofficial results show the question passing 1,799 to 635. The Brunswick Sewer District plans to use the increased debt limit to fund a $22 million upgrade to its wastewater treatment facility. 

BRUNSWICK — The Town Council will hold a public hearing Nov. 16 on proposed changes to mooring fees. The proposed schedule calls for a fee of $50 for residents, commercial and public moorings, and $100 for nonresident moorings. The town does not at this time charge a mooring fee. The public hearing will be held during […]