BRUNSWICK — Arthur Edward Sturtevant, 92, died March 13 at his home. He was born in Bath on June 30, 1919, and graduated from Morse High school in 1938. Sturtevant was a World War II veteran who was drafted in March 1941. He started as a private and finished his service as a lieutenant colonel in […]
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Lorette J. Bouchard Steed, 80
BRUNSWICK — Lorette J. Bouchard Steed, 80, died on Feb. 26 after a long battle with lung cancer. She was born in Brunswick on March 16, 1931. She and her husband, Charles, and their five children lived in Everett, Mass., while their family grew. During her life she was an avid Boston Red Sox fan and […]
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Metal thieves target of toughened Maine bill
Sellers of scrap will now have to show photo ID or give vehicle-registration numbers, and the bill also broadens the definition of “scrap metal processor”.
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Maine gun law applies to state employees
Gov. LePage signs the bill to extend to state workers the right to store concealed weapons in their locked vehicles while at work.
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Danny L. Evans, 59: Remembered for an infectious smile
BAILEY ISLAND — Danny L. Evans, 59, died March 17 at his home. His wish was to marry “the love of his life,” Diana Holcomb, and he did so just before his death. He was born in Damariscotta on Feb. 9, 1953, a son of Frank Edward and Doris Caton Evans and was a self-employed boom […]
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Service announcement for Rev. Kenneth Wentzel
BRUNSWICK — A service honoring the life of Rev. Kenneth Wentzel will be held at 2 p.m. on Saturday, May 5, at First Parish Church, 207 Maine St., Brunswick. All are welcome.
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Judith Catherine Hudson, 67
BATH — Judith Catherine Hudson, 67, died on March 12 at her home surrounded by the love of her family. She was born on Oct. 21, 1944, to Irving and Matilda Layton. She married her best friend and soul mate, David Earl Hudson, in Bath in 1963. She worked at Grand City for three years until […]
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Study: Holding a gun may make you think others are too
In the study, participants holding a toy gun glimpsed scenes of people holding objects and had to decide quickly whether the object was a gun.
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Community center blooms in former West Harpswell School
HARPSWELL — After months of work, the town’s newest public gathering place is open. The Ash Point Community Center, housed in the former library of the shuttered West Harpswell School, is part library, part study hall and part place to hang out. The Center is the brainchild of a small group of Harpswell Neck residents […]
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Southern School Notebook
Local students make dean’s List The following students have made the dean’s list at their respective college or university. Cape Elizabeth Springfield College: Sean Meaghen and Helen EvansSt. Mary’s College of Maryland: Elena CastroUniversity of Connecticut: Abigail DancauseUniversity of New England: Samuel Casey, Rose Jacobson, Alicen Johnson, Michael Wilson, Sara WinchenbachUniversity of Vermont: Thomas P. […]