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Published
February 9, 2022

Deadline approaching for Patten Library’s Literary Snowperson Contest

Kids have until Feb. 18 to enter Patten Free Library’s “Best in Snow: Literary Snowperson Contest.” Participants must submit a photo of their literary-themed creation to the Bath library’s website at patten.lib.me.us. Library staff will announce the results on Feb. 25. Winners will receive a Gift of Bath Gift Card.
Published
February 8, 2022

Midcoast Meetings: Feb. 11-18
Published
February 8, 2022

Former Bath barbeque spot to become butcher shop

Kennebec Meat Co., a butcher shop that opened on Richardson Street in Bath last year, is moving into the former Beale Street Barbeque and Grill location.
Published
February 7, 2022

Bath, Brunswick and Topsham housing authorities urge waitlist applicants to update info by Feb. 17
Published
February 6, 2022

Bath leaders differ on mission of new rabies committee

Councilor Elizabeth Dingley said she thinks the committee should "convince" surrounding towns to join Bath in conducting a regional wildlife rabies vaccination program, but other councilors said it may not be a realistic option.

Published
February 4, 2022

Bath library to host Armchair Traveler Series again this year
Published
February 3, 2022

Bath gives preliminary approval for rule to increase housing in tight market

The new rule allows residents create and rent out a small living unit on the same property as their single or two-family home.
Published
February 2, 2022

Bath OKs plan to turn vacant downtown building into offices, housing

The planning board approved owner and developer Sean Ireland's proposal for the Grant Building on Centre Street.
Published
February 2, 2022

Bath synagogue celebrates 100 years

On Jan. 31, members of Bath's Beth Israel Congregation marched up Washington Street to their synagogue in a reenactment of the building's dedication a century ago.
Published
February 1, 2022

Lawsuit against Bath museum over schooner capsizing heads to negotiations

Maine Maritime Museum's sailing vessel Mary E capsized last summer, leading to suits from passengers claiming the museum was culpable for physical and mental injuries.