Jules Walkup is a freelance journalist based in Maine, with a focus on local news in the Bangor area. They have written for the Bangor Daily News, as well as other publications such as Our Community Now and WGME CBS13. Jules covers a range of topics, including housing issues, environmental concerns, and community events.
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Brunswick, United States (Local)
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The Brunswick Home and Garden Shop is closing after being in business for more than 60 years.
Movie-buffs Sean Hoessli and Lindie Kuzmich moved from Montreal to midcoast Maine to keep the Eveningstar Cinema alive.
A new ice cream shop could be coming to a former restaurant space in Wiscasset.
The closure has highlighted how the traditional model of a chamber of commerce that collects dues and holds events has grown less relevant.
Maine's highest court has disbarred a Damariscotta attorney after he violated various professional standards, including not sufficiently supervising an employee who used his clients' funds to pay personal expenses.
The town of Warren has applied again for federal funding to clean up a large pile of toxic carpet waste on the side of Route 90, after it was denied an earlier request for $2 million to pay for the work.
By: Jules Walkup
Steve Levesque is filling the role of Kristine Logan, who resigned in October after a toxic foam spill at the Brunswick Executive Airport.
Linda Bean's Perfect Maine is still working to rebuild the Port Clyde General Store, which burned down last year.
The state proposal aims to encourage use of nature-based erosion control that preserves, rather than destroys, intertidal habitats.
The body was found at around 8 a.m., which was roughly the same time that Knox Regional Communications Center received a report of a missing local man, the paper reported.
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