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Brunswick police to host community block party - Vimarsana News

Brunswick police to host community block party

The Brunswick Police Department will host its second National Night Out Tuesday evening, part of a larger initiative to build strong relationships between law enforcement and the community.

Brunswick police department gains accreditation status for their service to the community - Vimarsana News

Brunswick police department gains accreditation status for their service to the community

This accreditation award makes Brunswick police department the ninth agency in the state to hold MLEAP status.

Brunswick moves forward with $4.5 million improvements on congested Pleasant Street - Vimarsana News

Brunswick moves forward with $4.5 million improvements on congested Pleasant Street

Roughly $900,000, about 20 percent, would be sourced from town funds.

Second Brunswick Hannaford won't supplant downtown store - Vimarsana News

Second Brunswick Hannaford won't supplant downtown store

Second Brunswick Hannaford won’t supplant downtown store The store manager hopes the new location at Cooks Corner can contribute to the town's larger mission to revitalize the commercial area. C. Thacher Carter / The Times Record A second Hannaford supermarket, on track to open early this summer at Cook’s Corner, won’t replace the existing store in downtown Brunswick. The new store will be in addition to the Elm Street location, according to Hannaford’s External Communications Manager Ericka Dodge, since the Elm Street location is one of the busiest of all 183 Hannaford locations. â€...

Brunswick to acquire robot for police, fire departments - Vimarsana News

Brunswick to acquire robot for police, fire departments

Brunswick to acquire robot for police, fire departments The town obtained the device at no cost. Courtesy of Scott Stewart Brunswick’s police and fire departments are getting a new robot. Monday, the Brunswick Town Council unanimously voted to accept the machine, with an estimated value of $78,000. According to a memo from Police Chief Scott Stewart, the device, a 510 Packbot Fastac, has no weapons attached, weighs 33 pounds, can climb stairs and open doors, has a camera and 10 hours of battery life. The device has a range of 1,100 yards and is controlled by a video game controller. “Fir...