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Bath installing more electric vehicle charging stations - Vimarsana News

Bath installing more electric vehicle charging stations

Bath will build electric vehicle chargers at the Patten Free Library in addition to the ones at the Bath Regional Information Center.

Bath, Brunswick residents can build window inserts - Portland Press Herald - Vimarsana News

Bath, Brunswick residents can build window inserts - Portland Press Herald

Residents and volunteers will come together to build insulating window inserts from Oct. 31 to Nov. 4, when Bath will host its annual Community Build at the Bath Freight Shed. Brunswick will hold its event Oct. 23-29 at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church. The deadline to order window inserts in Bath is Oct. 17, and those […]

Topsham to fund majority of road upgrades near Aroma Joe's project - Vimarsana News

Topsham to fund majority of road upgrades near Aroma Joe's project

Topsham to fund majority of road upgrades near Aroma Joe’s project Selectmen Thursday voted to spend up to $20,000 toward a $34,000 upgrade to the intersection and sidewalk at Monument Place and Second Street. Share Topsham planner Rod Melanson speaks to selectmen Thursday about upgrades the town wants to make at the intersection of Monument Place and Second Street. Screenshot Topsham selectmen voted 5-0 Thursday to spend up to $20,000 from the town’s impact fee account for road and sidewalk improvements at Monument Place and Second Street. The town’s planning director, Rod Melanson,...

Topsham funding the majority of road upgrades near Aroma Joe's project - Vimarsana News

Topsham funding the majority of road upgrades near Aroma Joe's project

Selectmen Thursday voted to spend up to $20,000 toward a $34,000 upgrade to the intersection and sidewalk at Monument Place and Second Street.