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Times Record News

Published
June 30, 2021

It’s official: Maine Mariners finalize affiliation with Bruins

The Maine Mariners of the ECHL team up with the Boston Bruins, joining the Sea Dogs and Celtics with parent clubs located close by in Boston.
Published
June 30, 2021

Mills thanks public, praises state officials for response to deadly pandemic

At the state's last regularly scheduled briefing on COVID-19, Gov. Janet Mills and Maine CDC Director Dr. Nirav Shah expressed sorrow for those who died and thanked Mainers for their sacrifices.
Published
June 30, 2021

Driver crashes after yelling at demonstrators in Rockland

A juvenile from Hope was driving a vehicle past the demonstration, yelled out the window at the protesters and crashed into the back of a parked van.
Published
June 29, 2021

Former owner of The Daniel in Brunswick indicted on charges he used campaign funds for hotel business

Abhijit “Beej” Das is accused of using at least $267,000 from his congressional campaign account to pay debts for his hotel business.
Published
June 29, 2021

Bill banning flavored tobacco loses funding in state budget compromise

The legislation, which would bar the sale of menthol cigarettes, could be in jeopardy as a bipartisan budget deal fails to backfill sales tax revenue that would be lost.

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Published
June 29, 2021

Heat wave continues, Midcoast temps hit low-90s

Local communities open cooling shelters.
Published
June 29, 2021

House defense budget reverses plan to cut Bath-built ships

The bill includes funding for two Arleigh Burke-class destroyers, going against the president’s shipbuilding cut from earlier this year.
Published
June 29, 2021

Michelle Small named Bath Deputy Police Chief
Published
June 29, 2021

Midcoast public pools reopen with fewer COVID-19 restrictions
Published
June 29, 2021

Four guests taken to hospital after carbon monoxide leak at Freeport hotel

Tuesday's response was delayed because the Comfort Suites didn't call 911, and instead left a message about elevated CO levels on a nonemergency business line at the fire department on Monday.