If passed on June 11, the education budget will increase 5.3 percent from the current year.
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As Maine food insecurity grows, one Brunswick farmers’ market is stepping up
Hunger rates have grown more rapidly in Maine than any other state over the past decade, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture, and between 2014 and 2016, more than 16 percent of Maine households struggled to put food on the table. The Brunswick Topsham Land Trust Farmers’ Market at Crystal Spring Farm is trying […]
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‘Wear Orange’ march for gun reform returning to Brunswick
The walk, sponsored by Moms Demand Action, starts at 10 a.m. June 8 on Maine Street.
Posted inMaine Voices, Op-Eds, Opinion
Maine Voices: Working together to fight climate change, Mainers can make a difference
It’s time to mobilize for the common good, like our forebears did on the homefront during WWII and the Patriots do today.
Posted inCommunity
Golf Fore a Cause Tournament June 21
Proceeds will benefit current Meals on Wheels waitlist.
Posted inArts & Entertainment, Lifestyle
Bowdoin College art museum marks 125 years with a ‘portrait of our moment’
A new exhibition focuses on the museum’s growing collection of contemporary art.
Posted inBusiness, Local & State
Growth of Maine oyster farming prompts debate, disputes about aquaculture
The Department of Marine Resources is considering whether to amend its rules to limit the size and location of aquaculture lease sites.
Posted inCommunity
Mainely Harmony installs new officers
Women’s barbershop chorus recognizes officers for 2019-20.
Posted inLocal & State
Merrymeeting Trail, connecting Gardiner to Topsham, gets Hallowell council’s support
While many residents and local organizations support the Merrymeeting Trail, the Maine Department of Transportation has testified in opposition to the recreational trail that would connect Augusta to Brunswick.
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Surge in youth homelessness sparks action in Brunswick area
Brunswick has seen the fastest rise in youth homelessness in Maine, and area residents are responding by collecting shoes, clothes and other items and even opening their homes.