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Times Record News

Published
November 10, 2019

Harpswell wants Navy to protect clam flats from pollutants from former naval station

Heavy metals including lead and arsenic were found in ponds at the former base that drain into Harpswell Cove, which could potentially reach nearby clam flats.
Published
November 10, 2019

Harpswell man found dead after Sunday morning crash

The Cumberland County Sheriff's Office said it appears James Ramsay, 48, suffered a medical problem before the crash.
Published
November 10, 2019

Freeport to spend nearly $15,000 on consultant to review fire truck needs

The study will ensure the town has the capabilities it needs, Fire Chief Charles Jordan said.
Published
November 8, 2019

Brunswick Police seeking partners for program that helps bring wanderers home

Since 2014, the Brunswick Police Department has participated in Project Lifesaver, a nonprofit that trains law enforcement in using electronic tracking via a special bracelet to locate people with conditions and disorders like Autism or Alzheimer’s that may cause them to wander.
Published
November 8, 2019

Harpswell home destroyed, church damaged by fire

Two people home when the fire broke out on Bethel Point Road were taken to the hospital.

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Published
November 8, 2019

Slower lobster season means high prices, worried fishermen

The state's fishermen are in jeopardy of bringing less than 100 million pounds of lobster to the docks for the first time since 2010.
Published
November 7, 2019

Bowdoinham voters OK liquor sale and consumption on Sundays

Once a 'dry' town, Bowdoinham had an old rule that prohibited the sale and consumption of liquor at establishments in town.
Published
November 7, 2019

Bath planning board tables recreational marijuana store, sets marijuana license fees

Owners of a series of Maine medical marijuana stores will return next month with a complete application.
Published
November 7, 2019

Sweetser to discontinue mental health therapy at 5 clinics in southern Maine

Though its Brunswick office will no longer offer the clinic-based therapy, it will remain a major hub for other Sweetser services, says the nonprofit's spokesperson, including its mobile crisis unit, which meets families that have a family member with a mental health crisis to stabilize patients.
Published
November 7, 2019

Blade of glory: The mystery around a late president’s sword

James Kochan of Wiscasset said he thinks the missing Cincinnati sword was a copy.