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The National Fire Prevention Association and State Farm are teaming up with the Bath Fire Department to support fire prevention and safety for young children.

Following a public hearing Monday, the Woolwich select board approved the application filed by Lindsay Holden and Tyler Holden of Westbrook, doing business as Pine Tree Maine 5 LLC to sell marijuana for recreational use at 97 Main St. The business...

Woolwich selectmen has signed a new contract with the city of Bath for backup ambulance services. The agreement means Bath Fire & Rescue will provide ambulance service on an on-call basis at a rate of $450 per call. When a Bath ambulance is...

Going through pictures the other day brought me back to a 1970s Christmas parade at Disney World, plus harness racetracks and horsemen, and bowling centers and awards banquets, each trip or other event fun to see again, nearly a half century later...

Author of the article: Elliot Ferguson Publishing date: Apr 09, 2021  •  1 day ago  •  2 minute read Kingston City Hall is among the municipal buildings closed again. Photo by Elliot Ferguson /The Whig-Standard Article content KINGSTON — Municipal facilities in the Kingston area have closed and services changed in response to the provincial stay-at-home order. City Hall and the city offices on John Counter Boulevard are closed. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Stay-at-home order affects local municipal services Back to video Paymen...