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Bath Housing Receives $150K Aging at Home Grant

June 17, 2022

Maine State Housing Authority Awards $150,000 to Bath HousingGrant to Support Bath Housing’s InnovativeAging-in-Place Program “Comfortably Home”BATH—MaineHousing has awarded Bath Housing Development Corporation a$150,000 grant to continue its trailblazing “Comfortably Home” program.“We’re so thrilled to be the recipient of a MaineHousing ‘Community Aging in Place’grant,” Bath Housing Executive Director Debora Keller said. “This will allow us to serveabout 60 homeowners this year.”Keller created Comfortably Home in 2015 when she saw the maintenance challengesfacing older homeowners and people with disabilities who wanted to thrive in their ownhomes. Read more...

Coryell Clayworks Open Pottery Studio Sale for Maine Craft Weekend

October 1, 2021

Coryell Clayworks Open Pottery Studio Sale for Maine CraftWeekend Read more...

Mid Coast–Parkview Health Announces 2021 Drive-Thru Flu Shot Clinics

September 17, 2021

Mid Coast–Parkview Health Announces 2021 Drive-Thru Flu Shot ClinicsBRUNSWICK, ME — During the month of October, Mid Coast–Parkview Health will host a series of drive-thru flu shot clinics at Mid Coast Hospital’s Parkview Campus, 329 Maine Street in Brunswick. Clinics will be offered the first four weekends in October from 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Read more...

Mid Coast Hospital Celebrates Successful 28th Annual Golf Tournament

September 17, 2021

Mid Coast Hospital Celebrates Successful 28th Annual Golf Tournament Over $62,000 raised for community health Read more...

Mid Coast Hospital Reopens On-Site COVID-19 Vaccine Clinic

August 27, 2021

Mid Coast Hospital Reopens On-Site COVID-19 Vaccine ClinicBRUNSWICK, ME — On Monday, August 30, 2021, Mid Coast Hospital’s COVID-19 Vaccination Clinic will re-open at 81 Medical Center Drive for eligible individuals to receive the COVID-19 vaccine. Open for walk-ins, the clinic’s hours will be Monday through Friday, 3:00-5:00 p.m. Vaccines will be available to individuals who wish to receive their first and second doses; third doses will be offered to immunocompromised people.The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recommends people who have certain conditions that may weaken their immune systems and who received Pfizer or Moderna vaccines should receive a third dose of the same COVID-19 vaccine as the one listed on their vaccination card. Read more...

Maine Economic Recovery Input Sessions We want to hear from YOU!

August 20, 2021

Maine Economic Recovery Input Sessions We want to hear from YOU! Join the Department of Economic and Community Development in a regional discussion to share input on potential business and nonprofit support programs. Read more...

John O’Neill Joins Bar Harbor Bank & Trust as Assistant Vice President, Community Banking Relationship Manager

August 13, 2021

John O’Neill Joins Bar Harbor Bank & Trust as Assistant Vice President, Community Banking Relationship Manager Read more...

Brunswick Naval Air Staion Reunion Sept 17-19; July Update

July 23, 2021

We are pleased to report that more than 200 people have registered for the 2021 NAS Brunswick Reunion to date and we are looking forward to hosting a great event during the weekend of 17 – 19 September. Here are some important updates that we want to pass: Admiral William F. “Bill” Moran, USN (Retired) - a former VP-44 “Golden Pelican” and 39th Vice Chief of Naval Operations - is confirmed as the guest speaker for the Lobster Bake Banquet on Saturday night Read more...

Acting Up: HCA to Offer Political Theater with Renowned Professor

June 4, 2021

Acting Up: HCA to Offer Political Theater with Renowned Professor HCA: A School for Social Change, Entrepreneurship and the Environment Brunswick, Maine — “Theater should be relevant to the community,” says Lee Rose, who joins Harpswell Coastal Academy (HCA) this fall as the director of its new political theater program. Course offerings will range from acting to stagecraft & design to public speaking, but political theater — or theater as a vehicle for social change — will be the focus. Read more...

Mid Coast Hospital Providers Train Tufts Medical Students

June 4, 2021

Mid Coast Hospital Providers Train Tufts Medical Students Brunswick, ME – On June 1, two medical students begin a nine-month clinical rotation at Mid Coast Hospital in Brunswick. Maine Track students Katherine Brady and James McCullum are gaining valuable hands-on training under the supervision of Mid Coast providers as part of the Tufts University School of Medicine – Maine Medical Center Program (TUSM-MMC) Longitudinal Integrated Clerkship (LIC) program. Mid Coast Hospital has participated as a training site for the program, commonly referred to as “the Maine Track,” since 2011. While enrolled in the program Read more...

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