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Times Record News

Published
May 31, 2020

In BIW contract negotiations, union wants wage hikes, shipyard wants to get caught up

Tim Suitter, communications representative for Local S6, said Thursday that a strike is “always on the table” but the union sees it as “a last measure to get a fair contract.”
Published
May 29, 2020

Lisbon woods fire possibly caused by ATV exhaust

Firefighters doused a woods fire on an ATV trail in the area of Main Street and Gould Road.
Published
May 29, 2020

Pandemic causes Bath, Brunswick entertainment venues to take shows online

The Chocolate Church Arts Center and Midcoast Youth Theater have kept audiences engaged through performances and tutorials.
Published
May 28, 2020

Public hearing on Brunswick budgets Monday

Faced with a reduction of nearly $800,000 in anticipated revenue and after making over $1 million in cuts, town officials are proposing a “flat” municipal budget that keeps the tax impact at 0%.
Published
May 28, 2020

Graffiti found on Giant’s Stairs in Harpswell

Town officials are asking anyone with information to contact the town office or the Cumberland County Sheriff’s Office.

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Published
May 28, 2020

Topsham restaurants open to limited dining

Gov. Janet Mills allowed restaurants in Sagadahoc County to open to limited dining again, but some owners question whether they'll generate enough sales to save their businesses.
Published
May 28, 2020

Landtrust to host Alewife webinar

Learn About Alewives with University of Southern Maine Professor Karen Wilson
Published
May 27, 2020

Brunswick business owners plan to use downtown sidewalks for outdoor dining, nix plan to block parking

According to Debora King, executive director of the Brunswick Downtown Association, it was “loud and clear” from business owners that while they were interested in using the extra space available on Brunswick’s sidewalks, they were not interested in blocking any parking spaces to do so.
Published
May 27, 2020

Proposed Bath budget could raise taxes 2%

If councilors approve the proposed $17 million budget next month, it would take effect July 1.
Published
May 27, 2020

Bath city services reopening June 1