Brunswick officials band together to prepare for arrival of asylum-seeking families

Brunswick schools are hiring more staff and donations are being sought for 60 families from African countries moving to Brunswick Landing.

Rare cannabis research operation planned in Brunswick

Florida-based Maridose LLC has set up shop in TechPlace, a business incubator facility at Brunswick Landing and is seeking federal approval to grow pot for research.

Maine’s planning to build a spaceport. Here’s how it could become a leader in the industry

The state hopes a new law creating the Maine Space Port Corp. is the first step toward achieving that goal.

Q&A: Outgoing MRRA director Steve Levesque reflects on 16 years redeveloping former military base

About 150 businesses supporting around 2,600 jobs are operating at Brunswick Landing, more than double the original employment projections for 2021 and surpassing the previous annual Navy payroll of $140 million.

Navy aircrews reunite at former Brunswick Naval Air Station

More than 700 retired aircrew members returned to the former Brunswick Naval Air Station this weekend to reunite with their former squadron members.

Two Brunswick-based businesses win cash prize from Greenlight Maine

STARC Systems won $10,000 for coming in second place, and bluShift Aerospace was awarded $5,000 for third. Bixby Chocolate, a Rockland-based company, took first place and the $25,000 top prize.

Fire strikes Brunswick apartment building at former Navy base

No injuries were reported.

Brunswick aerospace company sets date for rocket launch

Susan Collins highlights ‘Maine success story’

STARC Systems typically manufactures “temporary modular wall containment systems” for hospital renovations, keeping construction dust, debris and pathogens sealed off from patients, but Collins said their products have the potential to be useful on a national scale in the event of an emergency.

36-home development planned for Brunswick Landing, but some residents worry about impact

The development could bring some much needed 'affordable' and workforce housing to the area, but some residents fear it will bring too much traffic and mean the destruction of a well-loved strip of woods.