“If BIW doesn’t cease its union-busting tactics and come back to the table with a suitable offer, our membership will likely have no other option but to strike,” Chris Weirs, president of Local S6, BIW’s largest union, wrote Monday. “The last thing we want is a strike, but we are prepared to do so if needed.”
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Bath city council chairwoman announces resignation
First elected in 2007, she has served on the city council for nearly 14 years.
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Bath city council adopts $17 million budget, expects 2% tax increase
The adopted budget takes effect on July 1.
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Bath high school allows state diplomas in response to pandemic
The Regional School Unit 1 board unanimously approved the change this week.
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Amistad support center offers free naloxone in Bath
The resource table will be outside the Bath Area Food Bank every Thursday this month from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.
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School Notebook: June 3
‘Dam’ smart Yarmouth students showcase art in response to pandemic As part of a new community-wide project sponsored by the Yarmouth Community Coronavirus Task Force, students in kindergarten through grade 12 have submitted original artwork for the Yarmouth Student Coronavirus Art Showcase, a virtual display on school websites and community social media sites. The student […]
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50 apartments slated for former Bath YMCA lot
The downtown project would add one-bedroom apartment units for those 55 and older.
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Black Lives Matter protesters march in Bath
A group of about 50 people marched through Bath Monday, stopping at the Sagadahoc County Courthouse, Bath Police Department and City Hall to protest police brutality.
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Midcoast Meetings: June 5-12
Editor’s note: Due to closures and cancellations prompted by the COVID-19 coronavirus, readers should call ahead to see if meetings listed are still being held.
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