Bowdoin College President Clayton Rose stated that the college will revisit the requirement and hopes to lift it for vaccinated individuals.
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Thousands attend Maine Scottish festival’s return to Brunswick
The Maine Highland Games returned to Thomas Point Beach over the weekend after taking the year off in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Maine State Music Theatre to require proof of vaccination or negative test
The policy applies to shows starting next month at the Westbrook Performing Arts Center.
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For Midcoast veterans, the outcome in Afghanistan is not black and white
“The reality on the ground is you don’t really understand a place like Afghanistan until you’ve served there,” said Doug Livermore, an Afghanistan War veteran and Brunswick High School graduate.
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Brunswick Landing gears up for Blue Angels airshow
Only 10,000 tickets per day sold for this year’s airshow, in part due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Bowdoin College prepares to bring back all students, a first since pandemic began
Bowdoin College officials say that the vaccination rate among students and staff is nearing 100%.
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Pizza, bubble tea and croissants: What to know about the new eateries coming to Brunswick
New eateries are slated to open in Brunswick in the coming months.
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National Wildlife Federation showcases Maine photographer’s work on holiday cards
Glenn Michaels’ photo of a pelican is being featured on the National Wildlife Federation’s holiday card along with other merchandise this year.
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Maine Coast Fishermen’s Association to debut new digs in Brunswick
After beginning two new programs during the COVID-19 pandemic, Maine Coast Fishermen’s Association plans to cut the ribbon for the new Pleasant Street location on Aug. 12.
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Brunswick moves closer to acquiring long sought-after, historic shoreline for public use
The price is set at $504,000, and the town hopes to fund the purchase through grants and other fundraising efforts.