New bill would grant towns more power in reducing speed limits

The Legislature's Joint Transportation Committee will hold a public hearing Thursday on L.D. 527, which would give towns power to create low-speed bicycle-pedestrian zones without approval from the Maine Department of Transportation.

Greenlaw family’s 2023 reunion set for Aug. 18, 19 in Brunswick

Diocese to hold healing services in Lewiston, Brunswick

Brunswick veterans help Sen. King shape goals for new committee assignment

Dozens of Maine veterans and veterans advocates shared their concerns and ideas to improve life for former members of the armed services with Sen. Angus King Monday, days after the lawmaker announced he would be joining the Senate Veterans' Affairs Committee.

Maine Cabin Master project puts local nonprofit in the spotlight

The Feb. 13 episode of the show will feature a clubhouse project on the Adaptive Outdoor Education Center's Brunswick campus.

New Ventures Maine seeks entrepreneurship training applications

The application deadline is March 10 for a free Venturing Forth class in Brunswick.

Brunswick celebrates ‘rockstar’ poet after pandemic hiatus

Brunswick's annual Longfellow Days returns in February after a 2-year hiatus, offering locals the chance to celebrate one of the Midcoast's most influential figures and to enjoy contemporary poetry.

Brunswick ministry helps children appreciate mercy, compassion

Catholic men’s conference set for March 18 in Brunswick

Pending sale of 25-unit Topsham apartment complex would weaken affordability restrictions

Twenty-five apartments in Topsham could soon lose some of their affordability requirements, vexing affordable housing advocates who say the government should do more to keep those restrictions in place.