The funding to repurpose the Pownal Elementary School was noticeably absent from the budget, passing another hurdle for a final vote next month.
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Get outside and get dancing with these Midcoast summer concerts
Upcoming concerts include Brunswick’s Music on the Mall, Bath’s Waterfront Series and Harpswell’s Bandstand by the Sea.
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Bath Iron Works begins early work on latest warship
The future Arleigh Burke-class destroyer will carry the name of a Vietnam-era Medal of Honor recipient.
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Freeport High School class president tackles mental health crisis
Colby Lewis, Class of 2026 president, is addressing the need for mental health services in Freeport through a class project and after graduation.
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Brunswick grad founded group of peers helping peers
Brunswick High School’s valedictorian Marco Venegas started the Dragon PALS program to connect students across language and social barriers.
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Three people seriously injured in Route 1 crash in Brunswick
Police said a preliminary investigation indicated that alcohol was involved.
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Boosting industry at Brunswick Landing, wall manufacturer expands
The 100,000 square foot facility is located on Katahdin Drive and includes expanded warehouse, shipping and manufacturing spaces.
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Region 10 Technical High School recognizes standout grads
Region 10’s 2026 student of the year and outstanding senior are well prepared to step into successful careers.
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Mt. Ararat grad embraces civil discourse
Nick Doughty is one of many valedictorians this year, the captain of the football team and a leader in an initiative to build understanding among peers.
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Councilors cut funding for Lisbon Emergency. Now they want to add it back.
The chief of the ambulance service said Tuesday the lack of funding will reduce personnel to unsafe levels.