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Investigator finds no violation in Dayton School complaint

AUGUSTA — An investigator with the Maine Human Rights Commission believes a Dayton School Department employee’s complaint of age discrimination cannot be substantiated. Dayton Consolidated School, which educates students from Kindergarten through fifth grade, is the only school in the small town of Dayton. Susan Trask, a fourth- and fifth-grade science teacher at the school, […]

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Mother sentenced in newborn child’s death

BANGOR (AP) — A Maine woman charged in the death of her newborn son has been sentenced to nine years in prison after changing her plea to guilty. Fairfield resident Kayla Stewart, 21, pleaded guilty Wednesday to manslaughter under an agreement in which prosecutors dropped a murder charge. The judge proceeded to impose the sentence after […]

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Buyers hope to redevelop Maine mill property

MADISON (AP) – The buyers of a recently shuttered Maine mill say they hope to redevelop part of the property. Madison Paper Industries closed in May. The mill had been producing paper since 1978. As a joint venture of New Mill Capital Holdings, Perry Videx and Infinity Asset Solutions purchased the Madison Paper Industries mill from owners UPM-Kymme […]

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Maine-based Idexx Labs joins S&P 500 index

WESTBROOK (AP) — Maine-based Idexx Laboratories Inc. is being added to the Standard and Poor’s 500 stock index. Idexx CEO Jonathan Ayers said Wednesday it’s an honor to be included in the market index that’s based on 500 large companies traded on the New York Stock Exchange or NASDAQ. He said it’s a testament to […]

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County commissioners vote to axe their fringe benefits

  ALFRED — York County Commissioners will no longer be eligible for benefits like health insurance at county expense. Their vote to eliminate benefits like health insurance, long- and short-term disability and retirement benefits for themselves came after a motion from Commissioner Michael Cote, which was seconded by Commissioner Richard Clark, at the board’s first […]

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Massabesic wrestling warms up

WATERBORO — Never fear, Massabesic High School’s wrestling performance has not suffered from lack of ring-time early in the season. Like many high school sports teams this winter, Massabesic wrestling is getting off to a late start due to snow rescheduling, but the delay hardly seems to hassle this well-grounded wrestling community. Boomeranging back from […]

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Cote heading to next level

BIDDEFORD — Biddeford volleyball standout Kendra Cote signed her National Letter of Intent to play college volleyball at Missouri Valley College next fall. Cote was excited to take the much anticipated step toward the next phase of her volleyball career. “It feels good because it’s a big weight lifted off my shoulders. I’ve been looking […]