Maine author Josephine Cameron wrote her debut novel, “Maybe a Mermaid” coming out on Tuesday, March 26.
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Narrative Arts Class publishes anthology of stories connected to Maine
The book launch will take place April 1 at Curtis Memorial Library in Brunswick.
Maine author Monica Wood receives the state’s highest humanities award
The Constance H. Carlson Public Humanities Prize is the highest honor bestowed by the Maine Humanities Council.
MSMT to partner with local libraries to inspire readers of ‘Treasure Island’
Maine State Music Theater has established these partnerships from April 1 through July 13.
Maine veterinarians see uptick in marijuana poisoning in dogs
The THC found in marijuana depresses dogs’ central nervous systems and can make them lethargic and unsteady or cause tremors, urinary incontinence, seizures, a coma or even death.
Family Resource Fair to be held in Brunswick on March 30
The free, expanded event will feature over 30 area organizations, a concert and a science exhibit.
Pair of developers betting big on Brunswick
Two local developers believe they can lure hundreds of Portland-area residents to the town’s former naval air base with the promise of affordable homes.
Pejepscot Historical Society to hold Open House in Brunswick
The society is seeking volunteers for tour guides, buildings and grounds, and office support.
The Theater Project to present ‘Inherit the Wind’
The production was written by Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee and directed by Christopher Price.
Brunswick breeders allowed to keep some dogs despite animal cruelty charges
Robert, Nancy and Kyle Enman each face 41 counts of animal cruelty, among other charges.