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The Richmond Withdrawal Committee will try again at withdrawing from Regional School Unit 2 and hopes to have the question on the November 2022 ballot.
Read Article Bath’s one-day Fourth of July festival will begin with an antique car show in downtown Bath from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Sunday. Photo courtesy of Amanda McDaniel It’s not Bath Heritage Days, the annual five-day festival that usually takes place in downtown Bath around the Fourth of July, but the city will host a free one-day festival, dubbed “A Day to Celebrate,” on the Fourth of July. Downtown revitalization group Main Street Bath, in partnership with the Chocolate Church Arts Center, organized the event in roughly a month after Gov. Janet Mills lifted all capacity limit...
Southern Midcoast restaurants face hiring shortage ahead of tourist season Many restaurants in the southern Midcoast are searching for employees to help meet the increased demand the summer tourist season brings. Share Restaurants throughout the southern Midcoast are reporting a hiring shortage as businesses try to bolster their workforce for the looming summer tourist season. Brunswick Downtown Association Executive Director Deb King reported many local restaurants are having issues finding the staff they need, and some have been forced to cut their hours. Cook’s Lobster and Ale House, a ...
Quarantine Baby Boom in Fulton County? Canton Daily Ledger FULTON COUNTY-It was a year ago this month when Governor JB Pritzker took measures to stop the spread of COVID-19 by closing all schools and colleges, ordering a stop to eviction enforcements, ordering all bars and restaurants closed to sit-in diners and restricting gatherings of large people. The residents of Illinois, much like other states, were put on lockdown. Initially, the lockdown was March 21 to April 7. It appeared relatively easy enough, until it kept dragging on and on. At first, folks enjoyed time at home even if their ho...
One year with COVID: Pandemic devastates Maineâs tourism industry, hope for better 2021 Share Updated: 8:50 PM EST Mar 10, 2021 Share Updated: 8:50 PM EST Mar 10, 2021 Hide Transcript Show Transcript OUR GOVERNMENT IS A GREAT JOB KEEPING THE NUMBERS, YOU KNOW HELPING KEEP THE MEMBERS WAY DOWN. BUT IT STILL HURTS GLENN SANTA CLAUS GENERAL MANAGER OF THE SHEBIG ISLAND INN OFF THE COAST OF PORTLAND SAYS THEY MADE A TOUGH DECISION TO CLOSE FOR THE ENTIRE SUMMER LAST YEAR A FINANCIAL DISASTER FOR THEM, BUT THE SAFEST OPTION FOR FULL-TIME ISLAND RESIDENTS. THE ISLA...