Employees will stay longer and have a steady, reliable income to spend in a city they can afford to live in.
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Bath-Brunswick addiction program seen as possible model
The Addiction Resource Center may be responsible for the low overdose death rate in the midcoast area, thanks to its emphasis on efficiency and timely delivery of services.
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Brunswick nonprofit receives $4 million grant to fund tech training
Coastal Counties Workforce receives the funding, part of $150 million in federal grant funds announced Monday.
Posted inMaine, News
New exhibit highlights histories of downtown Brunswick and Topsham
The Pejepscot Historical Society’s exhibit follows Brunswick’s recent recognition by the National Register of Historic Places.
Posted inBusiness, Maine, News
U-Haul opens new store and Maine business headquarters in Brunswick
The facility is inside the former Arrow-Hart electrical equipment plant, which had been vacant for years.
Posted inCops & Courts, Maine, News
Man taken into custody in Brunswick after 6-hour standoff
Police shut down Mere Point Road after the 35-year-old man fled into a house, threatening to kill himself with a gun.
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Former air base flies past five-year goals for recovery from shutdown
Brunswick Landing’s reuse efforts have quickly drawn new businesses and far more jobs than projected at this point of redevelopment.
Posted inMaine, News, Schools and Education
Brunswick schools regaining financial footing after base closure
The city has closed two elementary schools as the school district is ‘starting to get out of the abyss.’
Posted inMaine, News, Schools and Education
Brunswick school to re-enact final Pickett’s Charge
Students dressed in Civil War-era clothing also will stage a wartime encampment and other events.
Posted inMaine, News, Schools and Education
Brunswick school to host final Civil War re-enactment
Elementary school students have participated in the tradition for the past 20 years.