“The company is opening up and it’s not based on gender anymore, it’s based on what an individual can do,” said 1st Lt. Ellen Morrison.
C. Thacher Carter
Thacher Carter covers general news for Brunswick and Freeport. After growing up in York, Maine, Thacher graduated in 2020 from St. Lawrence University, where he earned a degree in English and Environmental Studies. Before beginning at The Times Record, Thacher worked four seasons for the Appalachian Mountain Club's High-Mountain Huts in the New Hampshire White Mountains. Thacher now resides in Portland.
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Lisbon council votes to adjust transfer station fees
The changes went into effect on May 5.
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Freeport’s proposed budget could raise property tax rate by 4.34%
As of now, the proposed municipal, school, transit and county budgets would put Freeport’s tax rate at $14.56 per $1,000 of property value.
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Police: South Portland man arrested in Brunswick on drug trafficking charges
Jarrod Reynolds of South Portland was arrested outside Hannaford on Friday.
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Brunswick takes first steps toward development of outdoor recreation complex
Preliminary designs include an outdoor pool, lighted turf fields, pickleball courts, playgrounds.
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What makes Bradbury Mountain in Pownal such a hot spot for hawks?
On average, more than 1,700 broad-wing hawks, 400 osprey and 75 bald eagles soar by Bradbury Mountain each season.
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Freeport approves controversial restrictions on short-term rentals like Airbnb
Councilor Chip Lawrence, dissenting, said the town’s new ordinance was “too restrictive.”
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After five years, Big E’s burritos in Brunswick will close May 8
According to owner Katie Winglass the decision to close was not related to COVID-19.
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With too many bus drivers quarantined, Brunswick schools go remote
In a letter to the community, Superintendent Phil Potenziano said that the schools are scheduled to return in-person on Thursday, April 29.
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COVID-19 outbreak grows at Brunswick High School
Brunswick High School currently has four active cases of COVID-19.