The Brunswick-based rocket company successfully launched its first rocket back in January.
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Auto racing: After shortened 2020 season, Wiscasset Speedway gets back on track
New season for race track begins April 24.
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Woman-owned brewery to open in Lisbon
Olive Pit Brewing Co., the town’s first brewery, will cater to the growing female beer consumer, according to owner Christy Cain.
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Bowdoin students, faculty seek better anti-Asian violence response from college
Some Bowdoin College community members hope more long-term work will be done.
Posted inMaine, Times Record
Navy secretary, Maine delegates visit BIW, Portsmouth Naval Shipyard
Sens. Susan Collins, Angus King, and Rep. Chellie Pingree toured BIW after participating in a keel laying ceremony for the future USS Harvey C. Barnum Jr., an Arleigh Burke-class destroyer.
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Todd Hanson steps down after 25 years as Brunswick High boys basketball coach
Hanson coached the Dragons for 25 years, winning the Class A state title in 2002.
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Bowdoin women’s basketball coach Adrienne Shibles to lead USA Basketball U16 team
Shibles says the opportunity to coach a national team is a ‘huge honor.’
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Experts unconcerned about recent dolphin, porpoise deaths in Maine
Lynda Doughty, Marine Mammals of Maine founding executive director, said there are no obvious connections between the recent deaths of four animals.
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Peter Slovenski reflects on his 34 years coaching at Bowdoin College
Slovenski, 65, says the pandemic factored into his decision to retire this year.
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Bath shipyard looks for a new shipbuilding contract while awaiting the Navy’s next ship
Although the shipyard has 12 ships to build in the next six years, it’s hoping to win a new shipbuilding contract to stay busy before the Navy’s next type of vessel is ready for construction.