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Kennebunk to pay fine to MDEP

KENNEBUNK ”“ When Kennebunk selectmen reconvene on Tuesday ”“ after canceling their last meeting due to weather ”“ they’re expected to approve a consent agreement to pay a fine to the Maine Department of Environmental Protection. The fine is being levied for town crews unknowingly violating rules while preparing for recent paving and shoulder improvements […]

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Fuel spills at Biddeford gas station

BIDDEFORD – Officials say the mechanical failure of a fuel pump at the Shell gas station on Route 1 in Biddeford is to blame for nearly 450 gallons of diesel fuel spilling into a street drain Saturday night. “We don’t know exactly what happened, however, there was a mechanical failure of the diesel dispenser discharging […]

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UNE ranks among top online programs

BIDDEFORD — The University of New England claimed a spot in U.S. News & World Report’s 2015 rankings for Best Online Graduate Education Programs. UNE placed 100th out of 250 public and private colleges and universities listed in the report. UNE is one of only 25 private universities appearing in the top 100, and is […]

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Dorothy R. Jalbert

BIDDEFORD ”“ Dorothy R. Jalbert, 89, of Biddeford, died Saturday, Feb. 7, 2015 at Gosnell Memorial Hospice House in Scarborough. She was born Sept. 6, 1925 in Biddeford, a daughter of Romeo and Aurore (Mor-issette) Berube, and was educated at St. Andre’s School. On Aug. 5, 1943, she married Emilian Jalbert at St. Andre’s Church. […]

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17 locals punch tickets to Class A states

SOUTH BERWICK — The dream of every high school wrestler in the country is still alive for 24 local wrestlers, who punched their tickets on Saturday to this weekend’s state championships. In the Class A West Regional, eight wrestlers from Massabesic secured spots in the state tournament. Biddeford and Sanford will each send four wrestlers […]

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Mosquito virus sickening more travelers

Thousands of travelers to the Caribbean and nearby regions are coming home with an unwanted souvenir: a mosquito-borne virus that recently settled there. The virus, called chikungunya, causes severe, often disabling joint pain, and few U.S. doctors are prepared to recognize its signs. At one New York City hospital, a woman arrived in such agony […]