Brunswick

We’ve got a lot of great beach towns here in Maine, and that’s reflected in the fact that three of them are ranked among the best in America!

After spending four decades in Portland, Maine, Sapporo restaurant has departed for another city but here is what is replacing that empty space

In 1959, Richard Sampson decided to take his 1954 Corvette and seal it away inside a brick vault in a Brunswick, Maine, grocery store for nearly three decades.

The Great Impasta, a Italian restaurant in Brunswick, Maine, announced the opening of its new location.

A seafood restaurant in Maine that has been open for less than a year has just been named to a national list for the best fish & chips!

It’s no shock that Brunswick, home of Bowdoin College, was named the best college town in Maine.

After nearly 30 years Scarlett Begonias in Brunswick, Maine, closed, but a new restaurant is taking its place. Sicilian-inspired Pomelia opens January 2025.

Unfortunately, several Brunswick, Maine, restaurants closed for good in 2024. Some of the places had been open for multiple decades.

Learn why the fate of the Frank J. Wood Bridge has sparked a decade-long debate.

Let's take a trip down memory lane and remember some of the places that used to exist in Brunswick, Maine, but don't anymore. See if one of your old favorites made the list.

If you are a Hobbit fan, then you are going to love Elevenses in Brunswick, Maine.

The Maine CDC has reported an increase in whooping cough, or pertussis, cases for 2024, with Brunswick schools recently confirming more exposures.

After about two decades of serving up enchiladas, tacos and other Mexican dishes, Hacienda Pancho Villa in Brunswick, Maine, has closed its doors.

The longstanding iconic Fat Boy Drive-In in Brunswick, Maine, which has been around since the 1950s and got a new owner in 2020, is now up for sale again in 2024.

We take great pride in our schools and institutions here in the Pine Tree State, but which ‘college towns’ are considered the best?

Don't worry. The Great Impasta in Brunswick, Maine, isn't closed for good. Instead, the Italian restaurant will be moving to a new location.