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1. Bath council places moratorium on adult entertainment

   Thursday May 9 | Coastal Journal

   The Bath City Council, in response to efforts by a Bangor-based business owner to open a strip club at the location of the current Riverside Pub, has voted 6 to 2 to support a 180-day moratorium ordinance on adult entertainment in the city.

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2. Former Bath Hospital building sold w/Photo

   Thursday May 2 | Coastal Journal

   The building that is currently home to Midcoast Center for Higher Education, known locally as the old hospital formerly operated by Midcoast Health, has been sold by the City of Bath to Bob Smith after being on the market for just a short time.

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   Related Topix: Home Listing, Home, Real Estate, Phippsburg, ME

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3. SeaPerch challenge held in Bath

   Apr 10, 2013 | Coastal Journal

   On April 6, a group of 10 teams from Bath and Boothbay middle and high schools met at the Bath YMCA and raced submarines.

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   Related Topix: Sports, Sports Etc.

4. Fields for our Future nears funding goal

   Apr 4, 2013 | Coastal Journal

   Fields for our Future, a group trying to replace the natural turf at McMann Field in Bath with artificial turf, is just $52,000 shy of its $562,000 fundraising goal.

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   Related Topix: Sports, Sports Etc.

5. Annual trivia contest held for charity

   Mar 28, 2013 | Coastal Journal

   For the seventh year running, "So You Think You Know Bath" brought a night of fun and friendly competition to the city of Bath in the name of charity.

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   Related Topix: Sports, Sports Etc.

6. Meth Labs on the rise in Maine w/Photo

   Mar 21, 2013 | Coastal Journal

   The discovery of a Meth lab in Bath marks the second found in the midcoast this year, and the fourth found in the state in 2013.

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   Related Topix: Drug Enforcement Administration, Drugs

7. The Lower Front Street Shuffle

   Mar 7, 2013 | Coastal Journal

   The storefronts of lower Front Street in Bath have been scrambled quite a bit in the last few weeks, thanks to a shifting of businesses in the available retail space and the addition of a new toy store.

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   Related Topix: Freeport, ME

8. Bath residents against Citizens United

   Feb 14, 2013 | Coastal Journal

   A number of Bath residents plan to hold a public meeting on Feb. 21 to discuss Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission, often referred to as "Citizens United," the landmark 2010 Supreme Court decision that granted corporations the right to use unlimited and undisclosed amounts of funds in public elections.

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   Related Topix: Financial Services, Federal Election Commission

9. Maritime Museum to add masts to Wyoming installation w/Photo

   Jan 31, 2013 | Coastal Journal

   Maine Maritime Museum has announced that six 120-foot tall "masts" representing the masts of the schooner Wyoming , the largest wooden sailing ship ever built in the United States, will be erected this spring, joining bow and stern structures currently in place on the Museum campus.

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   Related Topix: Sailing News

10. Cash mob mobs Lisa-Marie's in Bath w/Photo

    Jan 24, 2013 | Coastal Journal

    Lisa-Marie's Made In Maine in Bath just got a swarm of business, thanks to a "cash mob" on Jan.

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11. Emma the trolley to be sold w/Photo

    Jan 17, 2013 | Coastal Journal

    The final chapter of the City of Bath's trolley "Emma" will soon be coming to a close, but a new one will begin elsewhere.

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12. Bath Council approves entertainment license for pub

    Jan 10, 2013 | Coastal Journal

    The Bath City Council voted unanimously in their first meeting of the year to grant an amusement license to Front Street Public House, a new restaurant and bar that has opened in the former location of the controversial Black Barnacle on Front Street in Bath.

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13. Winter flexes its muscles in midcoast w/Photo

    Jan 3, 2013 | Coastal Journal

    A pair of substantial snowstorms hit the area this week, leaving behind over a foot of snow and a substantial mess for crews to clean up in the first larger snow events of the season.

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14. Bath's City Clock rattles nerves w/Photo

    Dec 27, 2012 | Coastal Journal

    The Bath City Clock, located in the steeple of the First Baptist Church of Bath, 851 Washington St., has been a familiar site for residents of the city since the structure was first installed on June 8, 1855.

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15. Homeless Persons' Commemoration held in Brunswick w/Photo

    Dec 27, 2012 | Coastal Journal

    The Homeless Persons' Memorial Day Commemoration, which took place on Dec. 21, was initially organized by the National Coalition for the Homeless 23 years ago, has been observed by Tedford Housing for at least a decade.

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    Related Topix: Brunswick, ME

16. What's the deal with RSU 1?

    Dec 20, 2012 | Coastal Journal

    Regional School District 1 has seen a bit of controversy in recent months over the funding formulas the district uses and how costs are distributed between the five municipalities that make it up: Arrowsic, Woolwich, Bath, West Bath, and Phippsburg.

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    Related Topix: Education Etc., Woolwich, ME, Phippsburg, ME

17. New bar to open in Bath

    Dec 13, 2012 | Coastal Journal

    The Bath City Council has approved the application for a liquor license at the former location of the Black Barnacle, which closed in late September of this year.

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    Related Topix: Restaurant Management, Restaurant Management

18. Plant Home set for expansion w/Photo

    Dec 6, 2012 | Coastal Journal

    The Plant Home in Bath can begin the process of expanding its living spaces, now that officials have signed a contract with architect Stan Gawron.

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    Related Topix: Family, Elderly (Senior Citizen)