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BATH a ' Police on Wednesday arrested a 14-year-old Morse High School student on a charge of arson in connection with a fire at the school.

Morse High School students' day ended early Wednesday after they evacuated the Bath building when a fire was found in the boys' bathroom.

John Richardson has given up his job as Maine's economic development director to run for governor and has been replaced by the department's No.

Kitchen Designer's Work, from Downeast Kitchens, Featured in National Publication FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE November 10, 2009 BRUNSWICK, MAINE, November 10, 2009 -The work of Certified Kitchen Designer Carol Bartlett of Downeast Kitchens in Brunswick is featured in a six-page spread for the November/December 2009 issue of Better Homes and Gardens ...

At the end of October, a federal bankruptcy judge ordered that a federal trustee be named to take over the operations of M.W. Sewall, which provides heating oil and propane, and runs several convenience stores in the midcoast.

The Downeast School of Massage held commencement exercises for 8 new massage therapists from the 44th graduation class and approximately 100 guests on Saturday, October 31, 2009 at the school in Waldoboro.

Laura Hiestand of Bath received Planning Board approval on Tuesday to keep 12 hens at her Middle Street home.

BRUNSWICK a ' The Oratorio Chorale, directed by Peter Frewen, opens its 36th season with a festive welcome to Advent and Yuletide on Saturday, Nov.

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FOR MORE information about the appliance rebate program and Energy Star qualified appliances, go to: http://www.EfficiencyMaine.com / http://www.energystar.gov More customers are coming through the door at Agren Appliance and Television since a state rebate program went into effect at the start of October.

It will cost as much as $30 million every year and will have a devastating impact on our educational system.

BATH, Maine a ' The Navya TMs need for speed is being answered by a pair of warships that have reached freeway speeds during testing at sea.

BRUNSWICK a ' A plan to upgrade the traffic flow and functionality of the Route 1 corridor between Brunswick and Stockton Springs is moving closer to implementation.A The Gateway 1 land use and transportation initiative was launched four years ago in an effort to create a comprehensive vision for the 20 communities along the corridor, including ...

MIDCOAST : As you may have gathered, I'm a big fan of blogs. They are a really great way to convey information in an immediate way, often in a less formalmanner than a tradtional news release.

ROCKLAND : It's Monday so WING IT! Come to Trackside today and get free wings! If you buy 10 wings, you get 10 free!! Choose from barbecue, teriyaki, 5 Alarm or Wimpy wings! You'll love them!! This offer is good all day Monday, from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. We also have dinner specials, so come on down relax and start your week of right! We're located at ...

ROCKLAND : Jacob Collins said he hopes he can divert the school board from a business as usual path.

Police said a Cumberland Farms was robbed Monday night in Bath. Investigators said a man walked in and threatened a clerk around 10:30 p.m. at the store on Route 1. Police said the man got away with an undisclosed amount of money.

The University of Maine at Augusta's architecture program is launching a yearlong lecture series on Thursday that focuses on sustainable architecture.

BATH a 'A On Saturday, October 10, Bath held its annual Autumn Fest celebration on Front Street and Waterfront Park.A Children gathered to make scarecrows on the lawn at the Customs House and painted windows along Front Street; the farmers held one of their last outdoor markets of the year , the Citya TMs non-profits displayed the fruits of their ...

The phones are quiet at Portland, Maine-area schools with few parents inquiring about the affect of a possible same-sex marriage law, school officials say.