Monday February 13--marks the release date of the 21st century version of a song written decades ago by a life-long resident of Bath. On the Monday WCME Midcoast Morning Buzz--we heard and told the latest chapter in the evolution of the song "Wait Til Tomorrow"--written by...
The man who coached boys basketball for 25 years at Brunswick High School and won a state title in 2002 is now in the Hall of Fame. Todd joined the WCME Midcoast Morning Buzz to talk about it. [audio mp3="https://www.radiomidcoastwcme.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/02/Hanson-2-9-23.mp3"][/audio]...
Brunswick Police Chief Scott Stewart, on today's WCME Midcoast Morning Buzz, says newly proposed increased fine levels for driving while talking on cellphones in Maine, may be excessive. A legislative proposal calls for hiking the fine for a first offense from $85 to $500, while also...
After last week's school board discussion in Topsham about racial tension among some students in the SAD-75 district, Brunswick School Superintendent Phil Potenziano was asked on the WCME Midcoast Morning Buzz about the racial climate in the Brunswick schools. The superintendent also talked about the status...
On the morning after a discussion at a meeting of the SAD-75 School Board, where a consensus emerged that racism is a problem in need of attention at Mt. Ararat High School and at other schools in the system, Superintendent Steve Connlly discussed the situation...
Maine Center for Disease Control Director Dr. Nirav Shah, who came to Maine four years ago, tells us on the WCME Midcoast Morning Buzz that even though he is leaving for a high-level position at Centers for Disease Control in Atlanta and Washington, he will...
In just three weeks, Dan holds on to one four-year-old life as a town councilor and begins a new one as a state representative. On the WCME Midcoast Morning Buzz he talked about the challenges and opportunities in doing that, and also touched on the...
On this Veteran's Day, another chance to hear Billy's musical epiphany on the Vietnam War and the 58,000 Americans who took their last breath there. As well as countless Vietnamese. [audio mp3="https://www.radiomidcoastwcme.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/Billy-Joel-Goodnight-Saigon.mp3"][/audio] ...
With no declared candidates in the race for the downtown council seat being given up by Kate Foye, Nat Shed, a retired consultant to non-profit agencies, is aggressively seeking the seat as a write-in candidate. He talked with Jim Bleikamp on the Monday WCME Midcoast Morning...
On today's WCME Midcoast Morning Buzz, Dike Newell Principal Jennifer McKay talks about the very busy summer just now ending, in which she and others in the RSU 1 School District, have managed to fashion a new and temporary Dike Newell School after the arson...