The Chocolate Church Arts Center hosts the David Sedaris play from Nov. 29-Dec. 8.
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Proposed Freeport development includes 144 units, clubhouse
The Beacon Residences could receive final approval as early as next month.
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Bath could borrow up to $130K for new generator, wheelchair lifts
The City Council is due next month to vote a second and final time on the bond.
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Brunswick schools work to flatten barriers for asylum-seekers
The district has expanded its language services to meet the needs of the 26 new students from Africa.
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Microsoft News names Bath’s ‘main street’ tops in Maine
Front Street is a hub for the city’s arts scene, according to msn.com.
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Freeport hopes to be younger at heart by extending elder services
A new steering committee is working on ways to better support seniors.
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Freeport students gain real-world experience through ‘Mock Trial’
Freeport High will compete with other schools at Cumberland County Courthouse Nov. 16 and 23.
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Midcoast People & Business: Nov. 15
Mid Coast Hospital Auxiliary accomplishments lauded The work accomplished by Mid Coast Hospital Auxiliary in 2019 was at the forefront when members came together on Oct. 30 for their annual meeting and brunch at the Brunswick Hotel and Tavern. The election of new board members and recent Auxiliary contributions to key Mid Coast Hospital projects […]
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Spotlight shines on Brunswick’s Eveningstar Cinema during 40th year
The 74-seat independent theater is changing with the times, and has new ownership.
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United Way aims to meet goal and raise $1.8M by year’s end
The Midcoast chapter raised $1.68 million by its Nov. 6 campaign finale.