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Brunswick’s Bank of America branch temporarily closed due to COVID-19 C. Thacher Carter / The Times Record Brunswick’s Bank of America branch at 110 Maine St. is temporarily closed because of concerns surrounding COVID-19. According to a company statement, the closure is intended to keep employees and clients healthy and safe. The bank is monitoring local conditions and plans to reopen “as soon as it is safe to do so.” A spokesperson said that temporary bank closures in general result from locations that are seeing fewer visits, locations where a smaller bank may be close to a larger...

How to host a virtual networking night for local bands, artists As the pandemic persists, another challenge for the music industry is the inability to network and build new relationships. Virtual conference platforms could change that. Guest post by As we enter year two of the COVID-19 pandemic, I find that one of the things I am missing most is meeting new people. While I have done a decent job of keeping up with previously established relationships through this period, I have not found many great ways to build new ones. That’s why I was so excited when we discovered the Remo virtual conf...

Stroll planned along Skowhegan art walk April 9 Share Author and photographer Jane Woodruff and Skowhegan Outdoors will lead a casual stroll from 4 to 5:30 p.m. Friday, April 9, along the Bernard Langlais Art Walk through downtown Skowhegan. Participants can meet at the Main Street Skowhegan offices, 48 Court St., then set out to discover and admire the pieces held by the town of Skowhegan. Woodruff will lead a discussion about the artist and his work as well as offer her own perspective and personal history with Langlais. Arrive 15 minutes early to check in. Dress warmly, wear boots appropri...

Letter: Balentine suffers from political party syndrome Share As a biomedical scientist who wrote the letter “Balentine no health expert, reader is,” Dec. 4, and having been exposed to John Balentine’s opinion for many years, I believe he suffers from an all-too-common malady, i.e., the political party syndrome, a component of which is “selective forgetfulness” (PPS-SF). Persons presenting with PPS-SF have difficulty in forming an opinion WITHOUT “selectively” omitting relevant and, at times, inconvenient facts/truths to buttress their verbal/written expressions. Therefore, the ...

Insight: Controlling Maine’s energy future An agency that can borrow money at the lowest rate is what Maine needs to move away from fossil fuels. By Richard SilkmanSpecial to the Telegram Share Maine’s Climate Action Plan identifies a number of strategies that can reduce our state’s carbon emissions across all sectors of the economy. They are all important, but the most important – the sine qua non – to achieve a carbon-free economy is the conversion of our transportation, heating and process sectors to electricity and the simultaneous development of renewable generation to meet ...