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STATE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES DISTRICT 49

Matthea Daughtry Age: 27 Occupation: Photographer Political background: Member of the 126th Legislature Times Record: Why are you running for office? Matthea Daughtry: It’s been an honor to represent my hometown in Augusta. During my first term I’ve worked to fund our schools, create jobs, make college affordable, cut government waste, expand healthcare access, and […]

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STATE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES DISTRICT 50

Ralph L. Tucker Age: 67 Occupation: Maine District Court Judge, retired Political background: School Board, Brunswick, 1995 – 2000 (Chair 2 years); Town Council, Brunswick, 2005; Maine Workers’ Compensation Commissioner (WCC) 1981-1992; Appointed Chair of WCC in 1985 by Gov. Brennan and 1990 by Gov. McKernan; District Court Judge 2005-2012. Times Record: Why are you […]

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STATE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES DISTRICT 51

Joyce “Jay” McCreight Age: 63 Occupation: Retired, social worker/clinical counselor Times Record: Why are you running for office? Joyce McCreight: I chose to run because I value the qualities that make Maine the special place it is, and I am frustrated by the polarization and gridlock that is hurting Maine people. As someone who spent […]

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Pingree faces newcomer Misiuk for 1st District

BRUNSWICK In Maine’s first district, incumbent Democrat Chellie Pingree is facing Republican Isaac Misiuk of Gorham and independent Richard Murphy of Sanford. The Times Record interviewed Pingree and Misiuk during the election cycle; we were unable to reach Richard Murphy. Chellie Pingree (D) Chellie Pingree is finishing up her third term as Maine’s first district […]

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3 1/2-year conflict in Syria roiling economy

DAMASCUS, Syria The middle-aged salesman sat glumly among an array of shorts, khaki leisure suits bedecked with gold belts and dresses with plunging necklines in the ancient Damascus bazaar — luxuries few can afford in today’s Syria. He, like many traders, lost most of his customers when Syria’s uprising erupted in 2011 against the rule […]

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Violence marks Ghani Ahmadzai’s first month as Afghan president

KABUL, Afghanistan Suicide bombers, roadside bombs and rocket attacks on the Afghan capital have intensified in the one month since President Ashraf Ghani Ahmadzai took office as the Taliban are sending a message that they disapprove of his tough stance on ending the insurgency and close security ties with Washington, officials, analysts and the Taliban […]

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Cassidy wins Regional CC run

BRUNSWICK On Saturday, cross country runners competed in the Regional Cross Country Championships, with the goal to reach the state championships, which are slated to take place this upcoming Saturday at Troy Howard Middle School in Belfast. Along with teams advancing, individual runners finishing in the top 30 advanced to this Saturday’s festivities. Class A […]

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Patriots preparing for test

FOXBOROUGH, Mass. A smiling Jonas Gray stood at the more prominent locker he got after being promoted from the Patriots practice squad. He showed he belongs by rushing for 86 yards in his second NFL game, a 51-23 rout of the Chicago Bears on Sunday. A much tougher test looms — the Denver Broncos. “You […]

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Royals hope for 1985 repeat

KANSAS CITY, MO. In Lorenzo Cain’s view, the Kansas City Royals have a big advantage when it comes to Game 6 of the World Series. “We’re definitely not facing Bumgarner tomorrow, so that definitely helps,” the AL Championship Series MVP said Monday. Jake Peavy starts for the Giants on Tuesday night, with San Francisco leading […]