Two organizations are reopening the Merrymeeting Project, which shut down after the terms of a state grant changed.
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Harpswell author tackles biography of journalist John Reed
Kenneth Chutchian, a history teacher and former journalist, sees parallels to today’s political climate.
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Bath back-to-school supplies event returns with more support, greater goals
Set for Success will be held Sunday, Aug. 25, for all Regional School Unit 1 students.
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Bath-area RSU goes back to school with new Morse High on schedule, on budget
Classes are planned to begin at the new school in January 2021.
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Brunswick cultural broker hopes to ease transition for asylum-seekers
Nsiona Nguizani has been helping the immigrants since they arrived in Portland in June.
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Brunswick teacher entering 51st, final year in education
Charles Gordon intends to travel, spend time at his camp and “play a little more golf.”
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Topsham festival to celebrate Scottish heritage
The Maine Highland Games and Scottish Festival packs in a full day of events for the whole family.
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The power of nice: Bath to hold 6th annual Kindness Day
A day to celebrate the belief that everyone “deserves to be valued and shown love.”
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Bath Police Dept. promotes from within for next deputy chief
Detective Sgt. Andrew Booth has spent 17 years with the department; he will become deputy chief of the department Friday.
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Bath council gives preliminary OK to marijuana rules
Second and final approval of the regulations is expected next month.