BATH — Every year, the city, together with the Bath Community Development Office, hosts Bath Citizen Involvement Day, now in its 14th year. Citizen Involvement Day, is Oct. 6 this year. It is part of Bath’s Autumnfest which offers many children’s activites, a craft show, merchant open houses, antique fire truck and trolley rides, and […]
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Two Bath council seats are contested
BATH — Vice Chairman Sean C. Paulhus is running unopposed, but the two other expiring seats on the city council are contested in the Nov. 6 elections. In ward 3, incumbent Kyle C. Rogers is opposed by Carolyn R. Lockwood. Incumbent Bernard A. Wyman is running against Fran Simmler in ward 4.
Local library planning senior information fair
PHIPPSBURG — On Saturday, the A.F. Totman Library will sponsor a senior information fair. The fair will run from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the fire station on Route 209. Many exhibitors will provide helpful information and handouts for seniors. Complementary fish chowder and desserts will be served. Flu shots, blood pressure and diabetes […]
Cost-sharing formula on RSU 1 agenda
WOOLWICH — Regional School Unit 1 directors will discuss the cost-sharing formula during its meeting on Monday at Woolwich Central School. Allison Hepler and Paul Gamache will deliver the costsharing committee’s report. The five communities have been reviewing the effectiveness of the cost-sharing formula, adopted last April by the board. The school board is considering […]
Program helps reduce the risk of falling
HARPSWELL — Mid Coast Senior Health Center is sponsoring A Matter of Balance, a nationally recognized program for older adults who have concerns about falling. This program will be offered at no charge at the Harpswell Heritage Land Trust, 153 Harpswell Neck Road, on Wednesdays, Oct. 3 through Nov. 28, (no class Nov. 21) from […]
Freeport moves forward on land for train
Town councilors on Tuesday night officially began the process of annexing land by eminent domain for Amtrak Downeaster parking and a pedestrian walkway. They signed a condemnation order, which describes the size, location and purpose of the real estate in contention. However, municipal officials say they still hope to reach an amicable agreement with the […]
Boater’s condition listed as ‘fair’
A man who was injured in a boating accident Monday night was in fair condition late Tuesday morning, according to a spokeswoman for Maine Medical Center in Portland. William Hale, who summers on MacMahon Island, suffered what the Maine Marine Patrol described as serious injuries when a 22- foot console boat hit a ledge off […]
PUBLIC MEETINGS
AlnaBOARD OF SELECTMEN, Thursday, 6:30 p.m., town office.BrunswickAPPOINTMENT SUBCOMMITTEE, Wednesday, 6 p.m., Municipal Building, 28 Federal St.RECREATION COMMITTEE,Wednesday, 7 p.m., BrunswickStation, 16 Station Ave.DresdenFIRE DEPARTMENT, Wednesday, 6:30 p.m., Station 2.FreeportRECYCLING AND SOLIDWASTE, Wednesday, 6:30p.m., Freeport Community Center, 53 Depot St.GeorgetownSCHOOL BOARD, Wednesday,5 p.m., town office.PLANNING BOARD, Wednesday, 7 p.m., town office.HarpswellBUDGET ADVISORY, Wednesday, 3:30 p.m., […]
Mosier, Child
WOOLWICH — Mariah M. Mosier of Woolwich and Matthew T. Child of Brunswick wish to announce their engagement. Mosier, daughter of Dennis and Vicki Mosier of Woolwich, is a 2010 graduate of Morse High School and is a student at Southern Maine Community College. She is employed at Break of Day MHG. Child, son of […]