Brunswick renews shelter in place order with slight adjustments

The first change raises the number of children allowed in a child care setting from 10 to 12, and the second allows for “legal accounting and title services that cannot reasonably be accomplished remotely.” The town also temporarily suspended the required use of town trash bags.

Bath closes city buildings to protect employees, public from virus

Essential services including curbside trash collection and fire and police services remain available.

Bowdoin College ‘community member’ thought to have coronavirus tests negative

College officials did not have an update on whether the three other students thought to be infected had been tested or released from quarantine as of Tuesday, only saying they are under the care of doctors out of state with their families.

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Douglas Rooks: Crafting our collective plan for survival

MPA changes course, allows coaches to speak with athletes

Maine high school coaches now can talk to players about workouts, but cannot recommend any team activities.

Bowdoin’s Roy and Hasson recognized in NEWBA, D3hoops honors

Boys lacrosse: Jason Miller takes over for legendary Don Glover

After four state titles at Brunswick, Glover is stepping down for longtime assistant Jason Miller.

Harpswell and its residents get their close-up in ‘Blow the Man Down’

The murder mystery was shot all over town, including Cundy's Harbor and Orr's and Bailey islands, and is now streaming on Amazon Prime.

Chocolate Church Arts Center announces more online concerts

Brunswick-Trinidad Sister City group cancels celebration amid coronavirus threat

Some events planned for Cuba Week could be rescheduled for later this year.