BRUNSWICK — Two Brunswick residents were arrested Tuesday after they allegedly assaulted a police officer. Brunswick police went to the apartment of Leishia Williams, 36, on Tuesday to arrest her for allegedly selling drugs out of her home, which is near a school. But they weren’t aware that someone else was at the residence, according […]

“Keep it Clean. Drains to River” is the message students and volunteers recently stenciled on more than 100 storm drains throughout Bath. The goal of the project of the Kennebec Estuary Land Trust is to spread the word that what is put down storm drains can pollute the Kennebec River. Leslie Trundy, left, Thomas Trundy, […]

HARPSWELL — The state approved a charter school contract for Harpswell Coastal Academy on Tuesday, as the school moves toward a lease of the former West Harpswell School. John D’Anieri, head of HCA, said the contract approved by the Maine Charter School Commission sets performance indicators the school must meet and allows the state to […]

BATH — This month, the City of Ships becomes the City of Bikes. The City Council began National Bicycle Month on May 1 with a proclamation advocating “greater public awareness of bicycle operation and safety education in an effort to reduce accidents, injuries and fatalities,” and recognizing the “economic, quality of life, health and recreational […]

TOPSHAM — An April 28 woods fire was caused by two 12-year-old Topsham boys playing with a lighter, officials said Tuesday. Charges are pending against the boys, according to Police Chief Chris Lewis. They may have to undergo a junior fire setting program, Emergency Medical Services Director Mike Labbe said. Firefighters were dispatched to Crooker’s […]