bath maine

Published
February 5, 2020

Bath’s hybrid police car marks latest eco-friendly choice

Nathan Robbins, a climate change specialist at the Maine DEP, said a possible next step for Bath could be creating an energy benchmark ordinance, which requires property owners to collect and report annual energy and water use data used to monitor the city's emission reduction.
Published
February 5, 2020

Bath arts center to feature comic Johnny Ater
Published
February 4, 2020

Pine Tree Society expands specialized children services to Bath
Published
February 3, 2020

Mild weather means lower plowing, sanding costs for Brunswick, Bath

Brunswick’s public works director says the town has used $214,000 of its nearly $500,000 annual snow removal budget.
Published
February 2, 2020

Bath library has activites geared toward teens and ‘tweens during February break

Published
January 31, 2020

Chocolate Church tower may need to be rebuilt as part of facade improvement

The arts center, built as a church in 1847, is forced to relocate shows elsewhere in the winter and summer.
Published
January 29, 2020

Another fox attack in West Bath, with no new plans to combat rabies

State's veterinarian said distributing vaccine baits in Bath would be 'cost-prohibitive and ineffective.'
Published
January 29, 2020

Bath absentee ballots available for March 3 election
Published
January 29, 2020

Midcoast residents seek ways to stem rise in youth mental illness

In Sagadahoc County last year, 35.7% of students reported feeling hopeless or sad, and 19.3% said they had seriously considered attempting suicide.
Published
January 28, 2020

Bath students get buzzed about bees

From making to lip balm to studying their "waggle dance," honey bees have taken center stage in Morse High School's Advanced Placement Biology class.