Times Record News

Published
September 23, 2020

Police: Brunswick man charged with stealing gun from car
Published
September 22, 2020

Region Ten reports smooth start despite pandemic

Superintendent Paul Perzanoski said 32 Harpswell Coastal Academy students attend Region Ten Technical School but none were exposed to the academy faculty member with a positive COVID-19 test a week ago.
Published
September 22, 2020

Brunswick councilor representing downtown district resigns

Toby McGrath, who was elected to the council in November, stepped down on Monday to deal with family matters.
Published
September 22, 2020

Bath-area schools to continue hybrid plan for younger students

RSU 1's roughly 600 pre-kindergarten through 5th graders were supposed to go back to full-time in-person learning on Sept. 28, but the district's school board voted unanimously to hold them at their hybrid plan Monday.
Published
September 22, 2020

Three petitions on subdivision changes head to November ballot in Richmond

Driving these petitions are disagreements about how subdivisions should be regulated in Richmond's agriculture district, which makes up most of the rural town.

Published
September 22, 2020

Topsham-based schools sticking to mix of in-person, remote learning

Maine School Administrative District 75 Superintendent Shawn Chabot had hoped to move to full-time in-person learning next week but announced Monday the district is sticking to its hybrid approach for now.
Published
September 21, 2020

Photos: Apple picking season at full tilt in Bowdoin
Published
September 21, 2020

Crazy worms found in Topsham transfer station woodchip pile

Topsham Solid Waste Director Ed Caron said he is composting the woodchips, as recommended by the state, to destroy the invasive worms.
Published
September 21, 2020

CMP to switch on radar to remedy Chops Point tower lights

CMP Spokesperson Catherine Hartnett said the radar will be turned on sometime in the next week, but the company hasn’t set a specific date.
Published
September 21, 2020

Local farm program grows to include seedlings along with produce

A new project this summer led to 2,000 seedlings being distributed so people can grow their own food.