HARPSWELL — A committee that has been working for several months to bring shoreland zoning ordinances into compliance with state law is now ready to educate those who may be affected. Mary Ann Nahf, chairwoman of the Shoreland Zoning Task Force, said Tuesday her group will reach out to residents who will be affected by […]

Santa arrives in Bath on Saturday, Nov. 24, aboard a classic fire engine and leads the parade to City Hall for refreshments and songs of the season. The city’s annual “Old Fashioned Christmas” events continue through the end of December.

BRUNSWICK — Increased fines and reduced time limits are among ordinance changes being proposed for a downtown area where parking can be considered a competitive sport. Councilor Margo Knight, chairwoman of the Master Plan Implementation Committee, Wednesday said the proposed changes could be on the Town Council’s Dec. 3 agenda and headed to a public […]

BRUNSWICK — State Sen. Stan Gerzofsky, Rep. Charlie Priest, and Rep.-elect Matthea Daughtry will hold public office hours from 10 a.m.-noon this Saturday, Dec. 1, at the Little Dog Coffee Shop on Maine Street. The three Democrats are from Senate District 10, House District 63, and House District 66, respectively.

BRUNSWICK — Although the Town Council severed negotiations for a tax-sheltering agreement with Brunswick Landing’s redevelopment authority earlier this year, the council will revisit a similar agreement at its Dec. 3 meeting for a Swedish health-care company coming to the property. Molnlycke Health Care wants to designate its new $14.5 million facility at Brunswick Landing, […]

BATH — In its final meeting Tuesday night, a committee recommended that a per-pupil cost-sharing formula be implemented in Regional School Unit 1 starting with the 2014-2015 school year. Initially, the RSU committee voted 3-2 to begin the per-pupil formula next year. Bath, Arrowsic and Phippsburg representatives were in favor of that, and West Bath […]