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Times Record News

Published
January 13, 2021

Youth group’s new leader: Members deserve ‘a way to be heard’

Bruce King, Maine Inside Out's new Co-Executive Director, wants the organization's members to express themselves and become leaders for the voiceless.
Published
January 12, 2021

Smelt camp businesses face short season this winter

"It's definitely put a halt on my income," said Jim McPherson, who has run a smelt camp on the Cathance River for 50 years.
Published
January 12, 2021

Cat reunited with owner in Phippsburg after 5 years missing

“... he was meowing so loud and frantically, it was like he was screaming for me to come back,” Kendra Armstrong said of her cat.
Published
January 11, 2021

Durham grade 6 shifts to online learning as COVID cases increase

Regional School Unit 5 announced a COVID-19 outbreak at Freeport High School on Jan. 5 and two days later announced that sixth grade will move to online instruction.
Published
January 11, 2021

West Bath woman hikes to raise money for Good Shepherd Food Bank amid pandemic

“What if the pain and fear that came out of 2020 motivated us to start taking care of our bodies?” said Rita Losee, 78. “We have control over how we treat our bodies. I want people to look at me and think ‘Well if that old broad can do it, so can I.”

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Published
January 10, 2021

Maine CDC identifies COVID-19 outbreaks at two Bath schools

Fisher-Mitchell School in Bath not resume full in-person instruction for the first time since March as initially planned after the Maine CDC listed the school as an outbreak status, alongside Morse High School, according to a letter from RSU 1 Superintendent Patrick Manuel.
Published
January 10, 2021

How are kids talking about the Capitol insurrection in the classroom?

Mt. Ararat and Brunswick high school social studies teachers said students had questions about what motivated the attacks, how it could happen from a security standpoint, and whether things could get worse moving.
Published
January 10, 2021

Thompson tapped to lead Brunswick School Board

William Thompson said his first priority as the school board chairman is to get kids back in school for in-person learning "to the greatest extent possible and doing that as soon as possible."
Published
January 7, 2021

Lisbon schools ease into more in-person learning

Most elementary grades will attend classes four days a week starting next week, and high school students will return to in-person learning two days a week.
Published
January 7, 2021

Bath middle school teacher sparks hope, determination with yellow fever lesson

After learning about how yellow fever epidemic sparked fear and confusion in 1793 Philadelphia, Bath Middle School eight graders said they felt comforted to learn the U.S. has overcome pandemics before.