Brunswick police arrested 25-year-old Jonathan West and 18-year-old Jarrod Sennstrom early Thursday morning.
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Durham shoe drive raises money for woman’s second lung transplant
After receiving her second double lung transplant in five years, Aimee Driscoll has ongoing medical expenses, so her friend stepped in to help.
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Police release footage of Brunswick burglaries, ask for public’s help
Local churches and businesses have been targeted since late last week, and police released surveillance footage hoping someone can identify the suspect.
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Another fox killed in West Bath to be tested for rabies
The Sagadahoc County Sheriff’s Office killed a fox on State Road near the Occupational Health Associates as a precaution because the animal didn’t seem to be acting normal.
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Visiting Maine, Oprah extols virtues of Maine author, lobster rolls
The media mogul filmed a ‘Book Club’ episode in Harpswell with writer Elizabeth Strout, now available for streaming.
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Brunswick church, businesses alarmed by weekend burglaries
Two Brunswick churches and two Bath Road businesses were burglarized.
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Bowdoin grad Hari Kondabolu hopes ‘The Simpsons’ creators will keep character Apu after actor says he won’t voice the role
A 2017 documentary by comedian and Bowdoin graduate Hari Kondabolu criticized the show’s stereotypical portrayal of the Indian-American character.
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Bill seeks to bar large retailers from using the ‘dark store loophole’ in property tax battles
The bill, expected to appear before the Legislature’s Taxation Committee on Tuesday, would require that retail sales facilities more than 20,000 square feet be valued based on current use, or, if vacant, according to their highest and best use. Walmart recently challenged Brunswick’s valuation of its Cook’s Corner property, a move that could cost the town more than $200,000 in tax revenue.
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Topsham middle school student serving on education department’s first student cabinet
Madison Bleau, a seventh-grader at Mt. Ararat Middle School, is part of the alternative education program, giving her type of project-based learning opportunities she will advocate more students have access to.
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Despite proposed cuts, Pingree ‘confident’ Bath shipyard will fulfill contracts
Department of Defense recommended slashing the number of Arleigh Burke-class destroyers built for the Navy between 2021 and 2025 from 12 ships to seven.