Lisbon decided about 5 years ago that its future fire trucks would be orange and black, putting to bed a decades-old dispute over whether they should be red or lime green.
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BIW battling bed bugs
A union representative said the shipyard has taken steps to isolate and control the pest problem.
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Bath Iron Works battling bedbugs
A union representative says the shipyard has taken steps to isolate and control the pest problem.
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Brunswick man injured in Lisbon crash
Logan Moulton, 22, was treated at Central Maine Medical Center in Lewiston with apparent head injuries after losing control of his car on Lisbon Street late Wednesday night.
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Portland-based investment group buys Topsham retail center for $1.55M
The 20,000-square-foot retail building at 126 Main Street in Topsham, anchored by a Habitat for Humanity ReStore, has been sold by Topsham Place LLC to Zenith Investment Group.
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Oprah visits Harpswell to try a lobster roll and discuss ‘Olive, Again’ for TV show
The media mogul filmed a ‘Book Club’ episode in Harpswell with writer Elizabeth Strout, now available for streaming.
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Brunswick Housing Authority hopes switch to Section 8 housing will free up more funding, regain local control
More funding will not only help them better maintain the units they already have but also could open more opportunities to create more low-income housing in the future, according to Executive Director John Hodge.
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Brunswick church, businesses alarmed by weekend burglaries
Two Brunswick churches and two Bath Road businesses were burglarized.
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Bowdoin grad Hari Kondabolu hopes ‘The Simpsons’ creators will keep character Apu after actor says he won’t voice the role
A 2017 documentary by comedian and Bowdoin graduate Hari Kondabolu criticized the show’s stereotypical portrayal of the Indian-American character.
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Brunswick dinner benefits the hungry in the name of MLK
Maine’s soup kitchens and food banks see their donations spike during the holiday season, but the 13.6% of Maine households experiencing food insecurity know the need doesn’t end with the holidays.