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Published
December 22, 2022

Festival of Lights shines in Brunswick
Published
December 22, 2022

Intertidal: Local resources teach residents how to reduce their impact on the Maine coast
Published
December 21, 2022

Midcoast braces for end of federal rental assistance program

The Emergency Rental Assistance program, which has helped cover rent, utility and other housing costs for over 34,000 Mainers in the past 20 months, is set to expire at the end of the month, leaving town leaders, housing advocates and lawmakers to prepare for a spike in Mainers who need help paying their bills this winter.
Published
December 21, 2022

Ocean bottom-dweller helps battle food insecurity this Christmas

Maine Coast Fisherman's Association donates 150 servings of locally sourced monkfish stew to Brunswick soup kitchen.
Published
December 20, 2022

Brunswick extends housing development moratorium

The Brunswick Town Council, which also approved a new housing development support fund Monday evening, will use the extended development pause to consider zoning changes as a solution to the area's housing shortage.

Published
December 19, 2022

With illnesses surging, Midcoast schools urge students to stay home if they aren’t feeling well

A recent spike in respiratory illnesses this month caused multiple schools in Bath, Brunswick, Harpswell and Topsham to close briefly for cleaning.
Published
December 15, 2022

Greater Freeport Community Chorus presents holiday concerts
Published
December 15, 2022

Coastal Journal Meetings: Dec. 23-30
Published
December 15, 2022

RSV continues to bulldoze Midcoast schools, causing teachers to call out sick

Kate Furbish Elementary in Brunswick closed last week after several staff members apparently contracted RSV, COVID-19 and influenza; Morse High School was closed Friday, Dec. 16, due to high absence among staff.
Published
December 14, 2022

Brunswick Planning Board seeks more evidence on safety of proposed Bowdoin College turf

The Brunswick Planning Board tabled Bowdoin College’s proposed Pickard Field Athletic Complex upgrades until January, which will allow a third party to review evidence that the college's new turf fields are free of PFAS, a class of chemicals linked to several types of cancer.