GORHAM — Daniel Cressey Sr. 77, formerly of Brunswick, went home to be with the Lord. Wednesday, January 25, 2012 as a result of a auto accident. Born in Portland, February, 8, 1934. Graduated from BHS in 1953. Did tour of duty in the Navy during Korean War. Married to Leilani Morrison in 1958. Surviving […]
February 2012
Daniel S. Poulos
BATH — Daniel S. Poulos, 93, of Bath died Sunday, January 29, 2012, at a Falmouth nursing facility where he had been in residence for the past year and a half. Dan was born in Nashua, NH, on April 7, 1918, the youngest child of Spiros and Diamantho Koufopoulos Economopoulos. Dan graduated from Nashua High […]
Josephine Marie Bernier
ORLANDO, FL — Josephine Marie Bernier, age 95 of Pebble Beach Blvd. and former long-time resident of Brunswick, ME, died Friday, January 27th at Savannah Courts in Oviedo, FL. She was born in Topsham on October 7, 1916 the daughter of Thomas and Leah Fournier Powers. She attended Brunswick schools and married Adrien Bernier in […]
U.S. missionaries slain in Mexico
EL CERCADO, Mexico (AP) — The bodies of John and Wanda Casias came one last time to the Baptist church they founded in a violenceplagued region of northern Mexico as mourners paid homage Thursday to the Texas couple who were discovered strangled in their home. More than a dozen mourners passed to view the open […]
Pilot Prince William arrives in Falklands
LONDON ( AP) — Prince William arrived in the Falkland Islands on Thursday for a six-week deployment as a search and rescue helicopter pilot, British officials said, amid an escalating sovereignty dispute with Argentina over the territory. The Ministry of Defense confirmed that William, known in the service as Flight Lt. Wales, landed on the […]
Brazil’s minister of cities steps down
BRASILIA, Brazil (AP) — Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff has accepted the resignation of her minister of cities, who faces allegations of irregularities while in office. Mario Negromonte is the eighth member of Rousseff ’s Cabinet to step down. The office of the presidency said in a brief statement that Negromonte submitted his resignation on Thursday […]
Another bombing occurs in Colombia
BOGOTA, Colombia (AP) — Colombian officials say a bomb exploded outside a police station in a western town, killing a police officer and wounding at least 20 people. It is Colombia’s second lunch-hour bombing near a police station in as many days. Cauca state security coordinator Edith Cabeza confirmed the police officer’s death in Thursday’s […]
Argentine president needs more time
BUENOS AIRES, Argentina ( AP) — President Cristina Fernandez would need a third term in office to complete her transformation of Argentina, her vice president said Thursday, feeding her opponents’ fears that the newly re-elected leader will try to change the constitution and stay in power beyond 2015.
Tough night for shorter Greyhounds
AUBURN — When she wasn’t blocking Lisbon shots, St. Dominic Academy’s 6-foot-2 center Allison Conley was causing major disruption in the paint. The Greyhounds, with no player standing more than 5-foot-8, failed to match up in dropping a key 51- 35 Mountain Valley Conference girls high school basketball decision on Thursday to the Saints. Both teams […]
’Canes sweep Bruins
BOSTON (AP) — Sweeping the defending Stanley Cup champions is nice, but the Carolina Hurricanes would trade all four wins for a better spot in the standings. Cam Ward made 47 saves — 22 in the first period and 20 in the third — Brandon Sutter had a goal and an assist, and the Hurricanes […]