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On Monday, Curtis Memorial Library held an event highlighting three local Maine authors who brought out their passion for writing and their personal connections to their works.
This event is part of a series that features local authors approximately once …
On Monday, Nomad Pizza transformed its side room into a concert hall, lining the space with wooden chairs that circled a black box stage lit in a lavender hue. Families and friends gathered under the string lights, awaiting the entrance …
The Town of Brunswick is in the process of writing a new Climate Action Plan (CAP) to revamp out-of-date initiatives and set new goals for the coming decades.
After receiving a grant from the State of Maine Governor’s Office of …
Over the past two years, Nomad Pizza has turned into a hotspot for students to gather with friends, eat and enjoy live music by student bands. Last week, the owner, Tom Grim, announced that he will retire at the age …
When students living in Brunswick Apartments do their laundry, walk to class or throw away their garbage, sometimes, a small, fluffy shape follows them. Although she has an owner, the “Bruns Cat” is an outdoor pet that many in the …
On a crisp Saturday morning in Brunswick, the quiet street of Park Row came alive with laughter, cheers and the rumbling of bed frames on wheels. The Annual Rolling Slumber Bed Races, a cherished town tradition, once again brought together …
When voters go to the polls on November 5, they won’t just choose the next president of the United States. Voters in Brunswick will also decide who assumes the first congressional district seat in the U.S. House of Representatives, one …
A murder mystery haunted the halls of Skolfield-Whittier House in Brunswick last weekend. Drawing together Brunswick residents, the Pejepscot History Center, the Bowdoin Preservation Collective and Bowdoin students, the event not only provided a night of intrigue and horror, but …
Before customers even walk into Gulf of Maine Bookstore, they are met with a “Maine for Harris” campaign sign outside of the shop. Political commentary decorates the display window, the inside walls, bookshelves and tables—ranging from prints criticizing former President …
The red neon of the ON AIR sign and the shine of the mysterious traffic light in Dudley Coe mark WBOR, the graffitied hideaway where Bowdoin and the larger Brunswick community intermingle through music and radio waves.
The student-led radio …
