TOPSHAM — Isabelle D. Rhoades, 86, died March 21 at Parkview Adventist Medical Center in Brunswick. She was born in Bath on Jan. 14, 1926, a daughter of William and Gertrude Hudson. She attended Bath schools. Rhoades was employed at the Stinson Canning Factory in Bath for many years and in 1947 she married Frederick G. […]
March 2012
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Mid Coast Meetings March 30- April 5
Brunswick Tue. 4/3 4 p.m. Police Station Building Committee BS Tue. 4/3 7 p.m. Planning Board BS Wed. 4/4 7 p.m. Marine Resources BS Thu. 4/5 6 p.m. School Board BS Bath Mon. 4/2 7 p.m. Planning Board CH Mon 4/2 7 p.m. Zoning Board of Appeals CH Tue. 4/3 7 p.m. Planning Board CH […]
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Police: ‘Significant developments’ in Vt. teacher murder
The state Bureau of Criminal Investigations has scheduled a 10 a.m. news conference to discuss the case.
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Pingree to speak at UNE commencement
Congresswoman Chellie Pingree will be the commencement speaker at the University of New England’s graduation ceremony.
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FairPoint, police launch effort to prevent scams on the elderly
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Waterville mom killer sentenced for exposure
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Father saves family, neighbors as Windham condos burn
A father of two spots flames and alerts his family and neighbors to a 3 a.m. fire on Calla Way that left six people homeless.
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Scarborough teen’s custom wheelchair stolen
Chris Fitzgerald relies on the wheelchair to travel the quarter-mile from the school bus stop to his home every day.
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OOB officials pursue cruise-ship business
The town plans to bus cruise ship passengers from Portland starting next year.
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'A Colonial gem': Portland Planning Board OKs plan to preserve Eastern Cemetery
PORTLAND — After several months of effort, a community group’s master plan for the preservation of Eastern Cemetery is ready for the City Council. After a public hearing Tuesday, the Planning Board unanimously passed a recommendation that the City Council adopt a plan spearheaded by Spirits Alive, a neighborhood group focused on protecting the cemetery […]