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Times Record News

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December 11, 2019

Renys purchases historic building in downtown Bath

The purchase, announced Wednesday, will allow the Maine-based retailer to maintain its presence in the heart of the city's downtown shopping district.
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December 11, 2019

Lisbon woman says a Honda CRV hit her and fled in Lewiston
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December 11, 2019

Pertussis outbreak reported at Freeport High School

Three cases of the highly contagious respiratory disease have been reported at the school in the last two weeks, and Maine has recorded 337 cases statewide through October.
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December 11, 2019

Rich Roedner bids farewell to Topsham after 17 years

The Saco resident started as Topsham's planning director in 2002, and became town manager in 2014.
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December 11, 2019

Topsham selectmen vote against making Elm Street Extension two-way

Town Manager Rich Roedner said the project would have impacted private property.

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December 11, 2019

Bath and Brunswick Salvation Army coming up short of annual campaign goal

The nonprofit attributes the decrease in donations to a late Thanksgiving this year, leaving people fewer days to donate.
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December 11, 2019

Lawsuit against MDOT expected to delay Frank J. Wood Bridge replacement

A Maine Department of Transportation spokesman said the consultant firm hired to help with the legal paperwork could cost six figures.
Published
December 10, 2019

DOT to hold meeting on replacement of 86-year-old Woolwich bridge

Just north of the Taste of Maine restaurant, 19,000 vehicles per day use the Route 1 bridge, but it needs to be replaced due to structural deficiencies.
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December 10, 2019

Photos: Children’s book author and illustrator Matt Tavares visits Bowdoinham Community School

Tavares explained how he creates his books and stories and gave students a chance to illustrate works from one of his books.
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December 10, 2019

Brunswick to develop nearly 200 acres for recreation after large donation of land

Though the vote was unanimous, some councilors were hesitant to accept such a large parcel, valued at about $885,000, with no established plan for how it will be used or how the town will pay for its management.