The shipyard had recently won a contract worth $3.9 billion to build four of the DDG-51 warships.
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Mid Coast Hospital paramedic’s license suspended for drunk drive to call
A Maine firefighter was responding to a suspected drowning in Bath in September as a paramedic for Mid Coast Hospital when police say they noticed signs of impairment.
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Posted inFood & Dining, Life & Culture, Restaurant reviews
Dine Out: No Coward Soul offers a small, mostly excellent menu of traditional Portuguese food
The restaurant includes a few Southern U.S.-Portuguese mash-ups, too.
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Slambovian Circus of Dreams concert set for Nov. 17
Alternative folk band to perform at the Chocolate Church Arts Center.
Posted inBusiness, Local & State, News
BIW starts work on new destroyer as another ships out
Sen. Susan Collins kicks off construction of the future USS Patrick Gallagher on the same day the USS Michael Monsoor leaves the shipyard for the last time.
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Jesse Colin Young will perform Nov. 10
The concert will be held at the Chocolate Church Arts Center in Balth.
Posted inLocal & State
Rabid skunk discovered near Bath golf course
The Bath Police Department responded to a report of a sick skunk on Wednesday and killed it.
Posted inBusiness, Local & State
Navy’s change of course on Zumwalt program creates turbulence for BIW
The shipyard had prepared for the futuristic destroyer, only to have its plans upended when the program was slashed, according to BIW’s president.
Posted inLocal & State, Maine Crime
Riverview patient accused of threatening dad with knife
Mark Gessner, convicted of murder in the 1994 death of a florist in Bath, is being held on $50,000 bail at Two Bridges Regional Jail.