The fifth-grade history club at Fisher Mitchell School bought a new grave marker for former teacher Lillian Fisher, commemorating her 50 years of service.
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Bath candidates look to make area more affordable
Bath voters will choose between incumbent Sean Paulhus and Republican challenger Jason Desjardins when the two square off on Nov. 8 in a race to represent House District 50.
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Coastal Journal Edition meetings: Nov. 4-11
Bath Fri. 11/4 11 a.m. Climate Action Commission City Hall Brunswick Mon. 11/7 6:30 p.m. Town Council Zoom Tues. 11/8 7 p.m. Planning Board Zoom Wed. 11/9 10 a.m. Central Fire Station Advisory Committee Zoom Wed. 11/9 10 a.m. Staff Review Committee Zoom Wed. 11/9 6 p.m. Appointment Committee Zoom Thur. 11/10 5 p.m. Cable TV Meeting Zoom […]
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Real estate developer, local photographer highlight faces behind new future for historic downtown Bath building
Bath photographer Joshua Langlais interviewed and snapped photos of contractors renovating the Grant Building to document the faces behind the labor.
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RSU 1 board votes to keep transgender book at Woolwich Central School
A parent had called for the removal of “Beyond Magenta: Transgender Teens Speak Out,” charging its subject matter was inappropriate for young students.
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First Ship work day to bring only women aboard
Maine’s First Ship will host its annual Women’s Shipbuilding Day Nov. 13, dedicated to encouraging female involvement in the construction of the replica of the historic pinnace Virginia.
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Local police forces raise $8,000 toward breast cancer research
In honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, police departments in Bath and Brunswick and Cumberland County Sheriff’s Office raised thousands of dollars in donations for breast cancer research, early detection and patient support.
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Midcoast hosts Halloween offerings for kids and families
Brunswick’s annual Halloween parade, which dates back over 50 years, is just one of several treats Midcoast residents can look forward to this weekend.
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Dike Newell PTA honored for community spirit in Bath
The city of Bath also awards Maine’s First Ship, a co-founder of Sagadahoc Preservation and an active student volunteer.