The Cryer

The Cryer The Cryer is Mid Coast Maine's Free Monthly Community Newspaper sharing News and Events of Cumberland and Sagadahoc counties.

You can find it distributed from Richmond and Bath down through Topsham, Brunswick and Freeport Maine. Focused on local news of value to residents and visitors alike, the Cryer takes great pride in sharing "good news" of local interest. Advertising deadline is the 15th of each month. The Cryer is mailed to all postal customers in Bailey's Island, Bowdoin, Bowdoinham, Cundy's Harbor, Harpswell, Orr

's Island and Topsham it is also available at hundreds of Mid Coast Maine locations every month. You can also pick up a copy of the CRYER in BOSTON at North Station and on select runs of Amtrak's DOWNEASTER SERVICE. Check out local favorite columns like Margret Tripp's THOUGHTS FROM ME; Linda Perry's COASTAL FOODIE and Keith Spiro's THE BOSTON AND MAINE CONNECTION. FMI write to: [email protected]

12/23/2025

K9 Chaos and his penguin pals are out there yelling "Wheee, who needs tractions anyway?"

The penguins are belly-sliding, Chaos is doing zoomies, and everyone’s having a blast… 🐕💨🐧

🚗 BUT your car is not a penguin.
Your tires do not have flippers.
And your brakes definitely don’t enjoy surprise ice skating. 😅

⚠️ Beware of slick road conditions today!
Slow it down, give extra space, and save the sliding for the penguins.

Stay safe out there—leave the fun to K9 Chaos and friends! 🐾❄️

To our sharp-eyed readers yes, ‘Gingerbread House’ is missing from this month’s word search! Thanks for playing along an...
12/01/2025

To our sharp-eyed readers yes, ‘Gingerbread House’ is missing from this month’s word search!

Thanks for playing along and for your understanding. We hope everyone has a safe, happy holiday season! 🎄

11/14/2025

✨ The Cryer had the best time previewing Gardens Aglow at the Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens tonight! ✨
Here’s a sneak peek you won’t want to miss this season. The magic runs November 15 through January 3 — make sure to add it to your holiday must-do list! 🎄🌟

11/07/2025

Open Wednesday thur Sunday
11:30 to 8!
Buffet every Sunday 11 to 3 or off menu till 8
Prime rib every Friday and Saturday
after 4
Live entertainment Jim Toscano and sons every Saturday 5 to 8
Accepting Thanksgiving reservations
on line

11/07/2025

In recognition of Veterans Day, Town Hall will be closed on Tuesday, November 11.

11/07/2025

sterling silver starfish charm bracelet $24! ✨

11/06/2025
11/06/2025

We have some exciting new…
December 14th will be our closing buffet for .99 cents. All you have to do is bring in a NEW unwrapped toy as well as anything on the list below. I have decided to join up with Maine Children’s Home out of Waterville. The buffet will start at 11:00 sharp… First come first served while supplies last! Please share… 😍

11/06/2025

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135 Maine Street, # 253
Brunswick, ME
04011

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The Cryer

The Cryer is Mid Coast Maine's award winning, Free Monthly Newspaper sharing Community News and Events of Cumberland and Sagadahoc counties. You can find it distributed from Richmond and Bath and Woolwich down through Topsham, Brunswick, Freeport and Yarmouth, Maine. Focused on local news of value to residents and visitors alike, The Cryer takes great pride in sharing "good news" of local interest. Advertising deadline is the 15th of each month. The Cryer mails more than 21,000 to Brunswick, Topsham, Harpswell, Bowdoin, Bowdoinham, Bailey's Island, Cundy's Harbor, and Orr's Island for a total circulation population exceeding 63,000 each month - not counting our dropped locations.

You can also pick up a copy of The Cryer in BOSTON at North Station in time for select Northbound runs of Amtrak's DOWNEASTER SERVICE. Check out local favorite columns like Margret Tripp's THOUGHTS FROM ME; Linda Perry's COASTAL FOODIE and Keith Spiro's THE BOSTON AND MAINE CONNECTION. For more information please write to: [email protected]