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.
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Maine wildlife agencies say status quo is best way to counter recent rabies outbreaks
The number of people exposed to rabies is higher than average, and 13 animals in Bath have tested positive for the virus.
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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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Woolwich votes to withdraw support for CMP corridor
The town’s select board will write a letter on behalf of the town opposing the proposed transmission line.
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Fire destroys Bowdoin home, displaces family of 7
The Patterson family had lived in their home at 664 Main St. for 40 years before it caught fire Monday night.
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Police: Reported threat at Harpswell Coastal Academy unfounded
Head of School Scott Barksdale said in a letter to parents that police were “incredibly concerned” over the social media storm surrounding the threat.
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Police say threat against Harpswell Coastal Academy unfounded
But police were ‘incredibly concerned’ over the social media storm that erupted last week, Head of School Scott Barksdale said in a letter to parents.
Posted inLocal & State
Bath man attacked by fox on Washington Street
Police killed the fox so it can be tested for rabies, third fox attack in the city this year.
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Bath shipyard adds $500 weekly stipend to free Southern Maine Community College manufacturing courses as workers retire
Bath Iron Works will give students enrolled in free welding and manufacturing technician courses at SMCC a weekly $500 stipend in an effort to draw potential employees.
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Bath could get first recreational marijuana store
Highbrow, a medical marijuana chain, is looking to open its first recreational marijuana store on Leeman Highway in Bath, contingent on Planning Board approval Tuesday.