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- Sep 29, 2026
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Bath house on sale for $1 lands on endangered places list (opens the original)
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A 19th-century home Bath Iron Works is selling for $1 — on the condition that the buyer relocate it — is one of Maine’s most endangered historic places, according to Maine Preservation. The nonprofit last week announced its annual list of endangered historic places, which included the Swanton-Deering House at 606 Washington St. in Bath. BIW is looking to remove the Swanton-Deering House and two other buildings along Washington Street as part of ongoing parking and traffic projects. The preservat
New seafood and steak restaurant opening in downtown Freeport (opens the original)
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The restauranters behind Rambler Irish Bistro in Yarmouth are launching a new restaurant in downtown Freeport in the spring. Called The Kingtide, the new spot will offer fresh-caught seafood, Maine-raised meats and global flavors, owners Rick and Tatiana Boyd announced Monday. Kingtide will move into the space currently home to Lobster Cooker at 38 Main Street. Lobster Cooker will close on Oct. 31 after a decade in Freeport, the restaurant announced on Facebook Saturday. The Boyds plan to transf
Midcoast shellfish harvesters bogged down by deadly algae bloom (opens the original)
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Shellfish harvesters expecting a bountiful season are now assessing their losses and bracing for what’s next after an algae bloom wiped out most of the stock in certain Midcoast bays. Town and state officials, along with scientists and shellfish harvesters, have been monitoring a significant bloom of the phytoplankton Karenia mikimotoi after it was detected in Casco Bay earlier this month. The algae bloom, which is not harmful to humans, spurred the Department of Marine Resources last week to cl
What L.L.Bean’s $50 million makeover means to Freeport (opens the original)
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FREEPORT — After closing its doors for two years, the new and “rebooted” L.L.Bean Freeport flagship store welcomed visitors for the first time this week, launching six weekends of concerts and celebrations planned at the downtown campus. October through December is already Freeport’s biggest shopping season as customers enter the school year and start thinking about holiday gifts, said Tawni Whitney, director of the Freeport Chamber of Commerce. A new L.L.Bean store — with a remodeled entrance,
Circuit issues cause several railroad crossing malfunctions in Brunswick (opens the original)
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Brunswick police have alerted drivers to three instances this week in which railroad crossing arms got stuck while lowered, blocking traffic, sometimes for a few hours. CSX, the company that maintains the affected railroad crossings on Maine Street and Church Road, said the malfunctions were related to an issue in the signal circuit. Crews were on site in Brunswick Wednesday fixing the crossing on Church Road, said Austin Stanton, CSX’s director of media relations. The police department said on
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