Supporters of the Frank J. Wood Bridge, which connects the two towns, say it should be rehabilitated and not replaced with a new structure.
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Youngest Brunswick students in a class all their own
The district hopes to eventually serve as many as 120 pre-K students in four designated pre-K classrooms at the new 70,900-square-foot Kate Furbish Elementary School, which recently cleared the halfway mark and is expected to open next fall.
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Brunswick Police Beat: Sept. 6
Arrests 8/30 at 9:54 a.m. Lacie Hafford, 24, of Elm Street, Waterville, was arrested by Officer Nicholas Bedard on Tibbetts Drive on a charge of theft. 8/30 at 2:42 p.m. Devin Alexander, 30, of Alna Road, Wiscasset, was arrested by Officer Nicholas Bedard on Tibbetts Drive on a charge of theft. 8/30 at 6:39 p.m. […]
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Brunswick’s Lobster Ladies decide to call it a career
The sisters-in-law have been selling live lobsters on the side of Bath Road for more than 40 years. Saturday will be their last stand.
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Brunswick’s cultural broker smooths the way for new students
Nsiona Nguizani is building a network of resources to help newly arrived asylum-seekers acclimate to the community and school system.
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Brunswick’s Kate Furbish School on track to open next fall
The $20.3 million project has cleared the halfway mark with no major setbacks.
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Brunswick Police Beat: Aug. 30
Arrests 8/21 at 7:03 p.m. Eric Farnham, 52, of Primrose Lane, was arrested by Lt. Paul Hansen on a warrant. 8/22 at 9:50 p.m. Christopher McKenney, 27, of Baribeau Drive, was arrested by Officer James Fisher on a warrant. 8/23 at 6:06 p.m. Claire Boynton, 25, of Sanford, was arrested by Officer Cory Iles on a charge of […]
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Microchip returns ailing cat to its grateful family after a 10-year absence
Miss Kitty was reunited with her family in Topsham after a mysterious adventure, but efforts to save the beloved calico ultimately failed, leaving them grieving.
Posted inThe Forecaster
Midcoast Community Calendar: Aug. 30-Sept. 7
Benefits Monday 9/2 Bands for Books, Wiscasset Public Library Labor Day benefit, hosted by Friends of the Wiscasset Library, 5-7 p.m., Marianmade Farm, 155 Federal St., Wiscasset. $20 at the library, 21 High St., $25 night of. Friday 9/6 Lobstermen’s Relief Fund Benefit, 11 a.m.-9 p.m., Cook’s Lobster & Ale House, Bailey Island, all proceeds […]
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Midcoast awaits delayed Downeaster service as track testing rolls on
The rail authority now hopes to complete testing for a seasonal run to Rockland by Memorial Day next year.