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Controversial history

KENNEBUNK — On Nov. 22, 1963, an American president was shot and killed in Dallas. For some, the effects are still felt to this day. There exists a contingent that believes the full story of John F. Kennedy’s assassination has yet to be told. While many sources, ranging from national media to the U.S. government, […]

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Patriots rebound with 43-17 rout of Bengals

FOXBOROUGH, Mass. — The critics pounced after the second-worst loss in Tom Brady’s career. The New England Patriots just went back to work. Their focus resulted in a 43-17 rout of the previously unbeaten Cincinnati Bengals just six days after the Patriots fell apart in a 41-14 loss to the Kansas City Chiefs. “We don’t […]

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Patterson seeks Chenette’s seat in District 15

{{tncms-asset app=”editorial” id=”3f697696-4d67-11e4-b5ca-37ce6c87309c”}} PATTERSON {{tncms-asset app=”editorial” id=”5ca166b0-4d67-11e4-bedc-0bc47b7ae99e”}} CHENETTE SACO — Republican candidate Carol Patterson is challenging incumbent Democrat Justin Chenette to be the state representative in House District 15. ”¢ Chenette, 23, is president of Chenette Media and director of communications for the Saco Drive-In. Chenette served in 2008-09 as a student member of the […]

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Sports Briefs

Ole Miss, Miss St. tied for 3rd in AP poll STARKVILLE, Miss. (AP) — Mississippi’s Southeastern Conference teams have never been this good and this close. Ole Miss and Mississippi State are tied for third in The Associated Press college football poll after a wild day of unexpected results brought major changes to the Top […]

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New School to offer weekend workshops

KENNEBUNK — Harvest workshops at the New School on Saturday, Oct. 11 will benefit the school’s scholarship fund. Workshops include: fermenting foods ”“ pickles, vegetables and kraut ”“ and soap-making, from 10 a.m. to noon. Making goat cheese, herbal tinctures, spinning yarn and knitting, and dried-flower wreath making will be held from 1-3 p.m. Workshops […]

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Public input sought for Timber Point plans

BIDDEFORD — Three years ago, a public/private partnership that raised more than $5 million through federal grants and donations from hundreds of private citizens made it possible to preserve one of the most unspoiled areas of southern Maine’s coastline. Now, Timber Point, a 157-acre parcel in Biddeford, is part of the Rachel Carson National Wildlife […]