Brunswick needs a better direction for growth The Brunswick Zoning Ordinance states that housing development should be directed to town-designated urban growth areas, and away from rural areas, and should promote the protection and preservation of important open spaces and habitats. Furthermore, we should protect the bay from pollution to maintain it as an important […]
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David Treadwell: Bowdoin College’s galaxy of stars
“As we speak, the ocean a few miles to our east is readying itself to be filled with stars. “When I came to Bowdoin, one of the first things I did was to pile into a big white van with strangers and go winding off into the thick Maine dark for the vague promise of […]
Guest column: Foundation grants continue to aid Brunswick students
After two years of virtual meetings and fundraising events, Brunswick Education Foundation was delighted to hold its recent grant ceremony for the upcoming school year in person. Over the past two years, BCEF has issued 29 emergency grants to the Brunswick schools. From pen pal kits to seed planting at home, the goal was to […]
Maine prepares for first Juneteenth as a state holiday
Municipal offices around the state of Maine will close Monday in observance of Juneteenth, a holiday celebrating the end of slavery in the US.
Tom Purcell: What my father wants most
My dad isn’t doing so well. His wife of 65 years and six kids could be doing better, too. He’ll be 89 in July and his body is showing its age. His legs don’t work so well due to stenosis of the spine, plus he’s been in and out of skilled-nursing centers and hospitals the […]
The Maine Idea: Golden gets it wrong on firearms
Last month, an 18-year gunman wielding a high-powered weapon killed 19 small schoolchildren in Ulvade, Texas – presenting yet another opportunity to contain the gun violence that, among developed nations, makes us regrettably unique. We flunked the test last time. When a 20-year old gunman killed 20 even younger children in Newtown, Conn. Ten years […]
Letters: Can’t shoot a gun without bullets; Thank you, Mid Coast ER, staff
Can’t shoot a gun without bullets In some states like Texas, you can legally buy a gun and ammunition without a background check, be at least 18, and without a waiting period.Would the outcome be different or happen at all in the tragic shooting in Texas by an 18-year-old if the ammunition he wanted for […]
Boys lacrosse: Brunswick denies Messalonskee 1st state final berth
Dragons break free from Eagles in fourth quarter to clinch place in Class B championship game.
Finegan’s primary win sets up rematch with Sachs in November
Jay Finegan, who won Tuesday’s House District 102 Republican primary, will once again face off against Rep. Melanie Sachs on Nov. 8.
Voters approve Freeport-area school budget
On Tuesday, Freeport, Durham and Pownal voters approved Regional School Unit 5’s proposed $37.3 million budget for the upcoming school year.