Alanna Rosemary Vallely, daughter of Magan Carter and Eric Vallely of Sanford, born March 2.
May 2014
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Rice with a crisp
Much like the Persian polo, but a little more flavorful, my crispy rice gives this dish flavor that can’t be found with any spice. Adding just a touch of curry and cayenne lends itself perfectly without overwhelming the natural taste of the crusty rice. Enjoy this side dish with your choice of protein, as rice […]
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Sea Dogs drop series finale to Mets
READING, Pa. — The Reading Fightin Phils (15-14) salvaged the final game of the series and topped the Portland Sea Dogs (19-11) 8-3 Wednesday afternoon at FirstEnergy Stadium. Portland wraps up its road trip with a 4-3 record after the loss. The hometown team broke a 1-1 tie and took the lead for good with […]
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Republican Party should not make any concessions
Let’s evaluate a few points on the suggested “rethink” for Republicans to “appeal to a broader base.” I will use the acronym NFCN for “no further comment needed.” First is the acceptance of sexual deviancy as a lifestyle. God did not like this and destroyed two whole cities as punishment. “Gay marriage” is just an […]
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Shaheen: Hire more staff for veterans’ appeals
CONCORD, N.H. (AP) ”“ U.S. Sen. Jeanne Shaheen wants to speed up the appeals process for veterans with disability claims. Shaheen, D-New Hampshire, introduced legislation Wednesday requiring at least three staffers to review appeals at each of 56 regional Veterans Affairs offices. The regional offices in New Hampshire and Vermont each have only one. Shaheen […]
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Scholarships offered for IT courses in MCCS
AUGUSTA — Students interested in studying information technology at one of Maine’s community colleges may be eligible for scholarships to cover the cost of their coursework this summer. Maine is IT!, funded by a three-year, $13 million grant from the U.S. Department of Labor, is making it possible for Maine’s seven community colleges to dramatically […]
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Sarah G. Love, 84: Army Reserve captain, enjoyed being a wife and mother
SCARBOROUGH — Sarah G. Love, 84, died peacefully April 21 at the Maine Veterans’ Home. She was born on Nov. 19, 1929, in Corbettown, Pennsylvania, the seventh of 11 children born to Irvin Jacox and Izie Berkhouse Jacox. She graduated from Bradford High School and went on to attend the Episcopal Hospital School of Nursing in […]
Posted inCoastal Journal, The Forecaster
Brunswick Police Beat: May 9
Arrests 5/1 at 4:11 p.m. Eric P. Dalton, 44, of Sunflower Lane, West Bath, was arrested on Union Street by Officers Daniel A. Sylvain on charges of criminal trespass and criminal mischief. 5/1 at 5:35 p.m. David Lewis, 58, of High Street, Lisbon Falls, was arrested at Midcoast Hospital by Officer Edward Yurek on an […]
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Southern Meetings: May 9-15
Cape Elizabeth Fri. 5/10 9 a.m. Recycling Committee Recycling Center Mon. 5/12 7 p.m. Town Council TH Tues. 5/13 11 a.m. Senior Citizen Advisory Commission TH Tues. 5/13 5 p.m. Conservation Commission Winnick Woods Tues. 5/13 7 p.m. School Board TH Wed. 5/14 3:15 p.m. School Board Evaluation Committee TH Scarborough Mon. 5/12 7 p.m. […]
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Another memorable chapter…Greely outlasts Yarmouth
CUMBERLAND—Players come and go, expectations rise and fall, but the one thing you can set your watch by in the months of April, May and June is that when Greely and Yarmouth meet on the baseball diamond, down-to-the-wire thrillers are sure to ensue. Wednesday afternoon at Twin Brook Recreation Center, when at last, it felt […]