SHAPLEIGH — A local resident who is an employee of Ocean State Job Lot has been named as a 2015 Food Ambassador by the Ocean State Job Lot Charitable Foundation. Robin Martell of Shapleigh, who works at the Sanford store, is among Ocean State Job Lot’s employees being honored for their personal contribution in the […]
2015
Posted inJournal Tribune, Obituaries
Mary Ledoux
BIDDEFORD — Mary Ledoux, 100, of Biddeford, and formerly of Saco, passed away early Thursday, June 18, 2015, at St. Andre’s Healthcare in Biddeford. She was born in Saco on April 17, 1915, a daughter of Alfred and Elma (Lamarre) Gaumont. Mary was employed by Bruce Shoe in Biddeford for several years. She was an […]
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Esther Clenott, former Portland mayor, dies at 91
She served six years on the Portland City Council and 17 years as a Cumberland County commissioner.
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Key U.S. commander leaves Middle East after reprimand for misconduct
The two-star general is not accused of financial gain but was involved in the awarding of a defense contract to his friends, the Army says.
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Judge’s remarks about victims stir criticism
His reference to the Charleston suspect’s family is called typical of giving white people the benefit of the doubt.
Posted inForecaster Sports, The Forecaster
Yarmouth stuns Kennebunk in OT to repeat as Class B champs!
PORTLAND—This one was the sweetest. Yarmouth’s girls’ lacrosse team has long been an elite program and has collected plenty of hardware for the school’s trophy case, but for most of the spring, it didn’t appear that 2015 would be a championship season. Until the Clippers saved their absolute best for last. Saturday evening on the […]
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Experts say pop-up bus service shows how D.C. draws innovation
Bridj, a shuttle bus service, is the latest transportation startup to enter Washington’s market.
Posted inForecaster Sports, The Forecaster
Cape Elizabeth Family Dynasty downs Yarmouth for another title
PORTLAND—Most teams refer to themselves as a family and hope to win a championship. Then there’s the Cape Elizabeth boys’ lacrosse team, which does more than just talk about being a family, it’s a literal family and once again is a team without peer. Not only did the Capers feature the three Thoreck brothers (sons […]