The number of people exposed to rabies is higher than average, and 13 animals in Bath have tested positive for the virus.
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Posted inCoastal Journal, The Forecaster
Brunswick woman’s book details same-sex relationship that transcended miles, years
Tilly Laskey is co-editor of “Precious & Adored: The Love Letters of Rose Cleveland and Evangeline Simpson Whipple, 1890-1918.”
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Brunswick council accepts DOT overpass overhaul plan
The project, which the MDOT has agreed to fund, will combine the Route 1 Southbound on-ramp and Cabot Street to create a single signalized intersection at Fort Andross and a signal at Mason Street.
Posted inBusiness, Maine, News
Portland hydro-energy company gets $4 million grant to harness river power
The company’s president said the award would allow Ocean Renewable Power Co. to develop more product innovation and enter new markets.
Posted inNews
The Daniel hotel in Brunswick closes for repairs, canceling reservations and event with little notice
Roughly two-dozen Bowdoin College families had their reservations canceled just before family weekend and a bride was given less than a week’s notice that the venue for her wedding was no longer available.
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Cook’s Corner Mall in Brunswick evacuated for gas leak
The evacuation came shortly before noon and lasted about two hours.
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Brunswick’s Wild Oats preparing for move to Brunswick Landing, hopes to keep community spirit
People once told Becky Shepherd she was crazy for opening a cafe in Brunswick’s downtown, but now some of the same voices are telling her she is deserting the people who helped grow her business.
Posted inLewiston-Auburn, News
Three teens hurt in Brunswick crash
The car went off Durham Road, rolled and hit trees.
Posted inBusiness, Maine, News, Schools & Education
Bowdoin College to increase its minimum wage to $17 an hour by 2022
The college now pays a minimum of $12.65 to its hourly employees, and that will rise to $14 per hour next summer.
Posted inMaine
Brunswick continuing adjustments for asylum seekers
Town spending nearly $200,000 to address adequate staffing at schools, and finding ways to assist families with laundry and transportation needs.