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A league of their own

BIDDEFORD — “Scrape that frosting right off,” a volunteer instructed the Biddeford middle school girls. They were not in a cooking class, but in hockey practice, learning to skate forcefully by pushing off the ice or “scraping the frosting.” Splitting practice ice Monday night with the Burlington Youth Hockey Association, or BYHA, Bantams, the middle […]

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Waterboro rec director on leave

WATERBORO — An investigation into what town administrator Gary Lamb has termed “communication issues,” involving  longtime parks and recreation director Michael DeAngelis is on hold. but could resume following the conclusion of his current leave. Lamb on Monday confirmed that DeAngelis was initially placed on paid administration leave Nov. 7 and an investigation commenced. He said […]

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Maine ballot question recounts ahead

AUGUSTA (AP) – The Maine Department of the Secretary of State says recounts of a pair of ballot questions will likely take four to six weeks. The department is getting ready to announce a schedule for the recounts. The recounts have been requested for ballot questions that legalized recreational marijuana and approved a tax on […]

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L.L. Bean ramps up boot production

LEWISTON (AP) — L.L. Bean is kicking it up a notch as demand continues to surge for its iconic boot. The Maine-based outdoors retailer has leased a larger, 110,000-square-foot building and plans to install a third injection-molding machine to manufacture the rubber soles. It’s also hiring 100 more workers in the new year to make […]

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Sanford man charged after Sunday chase

SPRINGVALE — A local man whose driver’s license was said by state police to be under five active suspensions remained at York County Jail this morning in lieu of $800 bail after he allegedly led state police and Sanford police on a chase through residential neighborhoods Sunday morning. Sean-Michael Grenier, 23, was apprehended on Riverbank […]

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Portland Police Beat: Nov. 30

Arrests 11/19 at 2:28 a.m. Edward D. Gaudio, 39, of Brooklyn, New York, was arrested on Belfort Street by Officer Kyle Brake on a charge of operating under the influence. 11/19 at 8:34 a.m. Joseph Malarsie, 27, of Portland, was arrested on Oak Street by Officer Jason Nadeau on charges of criminal trespass and violating conditions of release. 11/19 […]

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Portland School Notebook: Nov. 30

First deaf Bulldogs Mascot says he’s ‘inspired’ by the role There’s a new face behind the Portland High School Bulldogs mascot this year: Kameron King, a freshman at PHS who also is a student at Governor Baxter School for the Deaf. “I love being the first deaf mascot for Portland High School,” Kameron said. He […]