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The first bells in Maine signaling the arrival of the new year are rung every year in Bath–the ringing of the Paul Revere bell in the belfry at City Hall and this year was no exception. If you missed it–you can hear the bell right......
31 December, 2021
John Perreault has been a vocal participant in town government for 12 eventful years as a member of the Town Council and for the last four years, its chair. He looked back and looked forward on today’s WCME Midcoast Morning Buzz. You can hear it......
21 December, 2021
Former Topsham Selectman Bill Thompson on the WCME Midcoast Morning Buzz joining the ever-growing chorus of community voices favoring forward motion on the construction of a new bridge over the Androscoggin River between Brunswick and Topsham....
30 November, 2021
In the same moment that commercial traffic is now prohibited on the Frank J. Wood Bridge connecting Brunswick and Topsham, very harsh criticism of the citizens group Friends of the Bridge, the group staging a legal fight in opposition to a new bridge. On ...
23 November, 2021
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