The documentary, expected to premiere in January, follows the life of Josh Duffy, a Brunswick man with a rare disorder called Williams Syndrome.
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Posted inBusiness, Maine
Bowdoin College trustee steps down after probe into Epstein ties
James ‘Jes’ Staley also resigned from his position as CEO of London-based multinational bank Barclays on Monday.
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Brunswick police investigating death of Bowdoin College student
The college community is grieving the passing of senior Theo Danzig, 21, who died in his off-campus residence Saturday.
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Brunswick hospital grapples with labor, capacity shortage as COVID-19 cases remain high
Despite overflowing hospital units and 224 job openings systemwide, Mid Coast-Parkview Health officials remain confident in the quality of local health care.
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Brunswick police take on Maine torch run in support of Special Olympics
Brunswick resident and Special Olympics gold medalist Megan Rosenberg led the pack on Wednesday’s run from the Freeport town line to the Brunswick Police Department.
Posted inCoastal Journal
Brunswick Salvation Army store permanently closes amid labor shortage
The second-hand nonprofit store is among the latest businesses in the Bath-Brunswick area to close or scale back operations — a situation brought on by a lack of employees.
Posted inMaine, Maine Crime, News, Oxford Hills
Hanover man charged with falsifying evidence after head-on crash in Brunswick
Police say a Hanover man was charged with falsifying evidence after a head-on collision at the intersection of Mere Point and Middlebay roads in Brunswick on Monday morning. According to police, David Bangs, 36, was charged after he was found holding an empty bag at the crash scene, suggesting he had possibly ingested an illegal […]
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18-wheeler jackknifes after hydroplaning on Route 1 in Brunswick
Police say that nobody was injured.
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New support dog at Brunswick school aims to break down barriers, ease student stress
Desi, a 3-year-old black lab, was introduced to Brunswick Junior High School around the start of the school year in a collaboration between the school and local police department.
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In wake of Brunswick’s hazing ordeal, high school coaches see a ‘teachable moment’
After the allegations involving the Brunswick High football team, athletic directors and coaches in Maine are assessing how they can protect their students and programs from the destructive forces unleashed by hazing.