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Bruins, Habs ready to resume series

BROSSARD, Quebec (AP) — The mind games have started in the Boston-Montreal playoff series. Canadiens coach Michel Therrien said Monday his team will not be thrown off by what he feels is an attempt by the Bruins to plant a seed of doubt in goalie Carey Price’s head. He feels the same way about what […]

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Romanian Navy conducts Black Sea drills

BUCHAREST, Romania (AP) — Romania’s Defense Ministry says some 1,600 sailors are taking part in navy training exercises in the Black Sea amid tensions in neighboring Ukraine. The ministry said in a statement that Romania’s “Vector 2014” exercises are part of a regular and long-planned naval drill. It began Monday and is to run through […]

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Portland owed millions in unpaid tickets

PORTLAND (AP) — The City of Portland is owed more than $3.7 million in unpaid parking tickets at a time when it is considering raising property taxes to boost the budget. WGME-TV reports that more than 171,000 parking tickets issued in the city have gone unpaid since 2008. The city’s power to collect on those […]

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Wells H.S. names 2nd trimester honor roll

WELLS — Wells High School announces the following students were named to the second trimester honor roll for 2013-14: Grade 12 High Honors: Nicholas Audet, Emily Chrisemer, Anthony Crawford, Amanda Deshaies, Kaitlin Dinmore, Zoe Gatzogiannis, Cassidy Healey, Marisa Merrifield, Keana Moats, Nicole Moody, Hannah Rhodes, Kaitlyn Tufts, Nodine Webster; Honors: Michaela Albano, Lauren Bame, Alisha […]

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34 reported dead, mostly insurgents, in Ukraine

DONETSK, Ukraine — Thirty pro-Russia insurgents and four government troops have been killed during operations to expunge anti-government forces around a key eastern city, Ukraine’s interior minister reported Tuesday. In the southwest, Kiev authorities also attempted to reassert control over the key Black Sea region of Odessa by appointing a new governor there. Interior Minister […]

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New jail hires to improve staffing issues

ALFRED — Eight full-time corrections officers and one part-time reserve officer graduated from a seven-week training program through the York County Sheriff’s Office Friday, and were penciled into the schedule for work at York County Jail. The new officers started Monday, prompting York County Sheriff Maurice Ouellette to lift the staffing emergency he had instituted […]

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Palestinian leaders discuss reconciliation

DOHA, Qatar (AP) — A spokesman says Hamas leader Khaled Mashaal and Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas have held a rare meeting and agreed to move forward with a reconciliation deal between their rival movements. The Palestinian split goes back to 2007 when the Islamic militant Hamas seized Gaza from the Western-backed Abbas, leaving him with […]

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Council to vote on Holland property park

BIDDEFORD (AP) — A plot of land in Biddeford where a convicted murderer’s house once stood may soon be a park. The city council is scheduled to vote tonight on design plans for Williams Court Park’s expansion into the land where Rory Holland’s house once stood. Holland was convicted of two counts of murder in […]

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Military sex assault claims up 50 percent

WASHINGTON — Reports of sexual assaults by members of the military rose 50 percent after the Pentagon began a vigorous campaign to get more victims to come forward, prompting defense officials to order a greater focus on prevention programs, including plans to review alcohol sales and policies. But officials are still unhappy with the low […]