Casey L. Chandler fell off the moving boat Sunday in Cundy’s Harbor, says the state Department of Marine Resources.
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Does banning plastic bags reduce pollution in Maine?
Anecdotally, at least, the evidence suggests yes.
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New web portal touts 10 downtowns and their Maine attractions
The effort by the Maine Development Foundation is intended to draw visitors to downtown businesses and communities.
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Dream job? Restaurant servers say restless nights come with the stresses of August
This month is to restaurant servers what April is to tax accountants. We asked people in food service to dish up some of their worst nightmares.
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Fox suspected of attacking 4 people in Brunswick tests positive for rabies
The attacks Friday injured 3 adults and a 5-year-old girl before a fox was shot by a police officer.
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New fox attacks intensify rabies scare in Brunswick and midcoast
Police say at least one fox attacked and injured a 5-year-old girl, three adults and a dog on Friday, all on the same road in Brunswick, before being killed.
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Wayfair plans to add more jobs at Brunswick Landing site
The online home furnishing company recently expanded its space at the former Brunswick Naval Air Station and will take on more staff.
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Two valuable paintings by noted marine artist stolen from Brunswick business
The paintings by Vern Broe, which were stolen in May, are worth more than $10,000, police say.
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Court dismisses legal challenge to sale of Mere Point property
A lawsuit challenging the Brunswick Town Council’s failure to hold a hearing prior to the sale was rendered moot because the waterfront land had already been sold, justices find.
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Brunswick residents appeal town’s assessment on solar panels
Their attorney argues it’s arbitrary, discriminatory and counter to state policy supporting solar energy.