ALFRED – A Kennebunk resident twice convicted of sex crimes involving young people under the age of 14 could face significant prison time for failing to register as a sex offender. Robert Eaton, 64, was convicted of the Class B crime at York County Superior Court in Alfred. His conviction earlier this month marks the […]
October 2018
Wells Selectmen Hobbs, Howarth compete for House District 7 seat
WELLS — Democrat Daniel Hobbs will meet Republican John William Howarth in the Nov. 6 election for the right to represent Maine House District 7 encompassing most of Wells. The position is being vacated by Republican Robert Foley of Wells, who served two terms representing the district as is now a candidate for Maine Senate in […]
Sanford beams with pride during school’s grand opening event
SANFORD — If pride is defined as satisfaction derived from achievement, then there was so much of it at the grand opening of the new Sanford High School and Regional Technical Center on Sunday it could fill and sustain an entire city for generations to come. Members of the public, city and elected officials and […]
Guilty verdict in child porn possession case
ALFRED – A 37-year-old Sanford man is in custody at York County Jail following his conviction last week of the possession of child pornography. A jury convicted Robert Gouin Jr. of two counts of possession of sexually explicit material following a one-day trial on Oct. 24 at York County Superior Court. Gouin was taken into […]
Lyman boat operator to serve four months after Wadleigh Pond crash conviction
ALFRED — A Lyman boat operator convicted in September of reckless conduct last year after his boat struck another vessel, sinking it and injuring its passengers has been sentenced to serve four months in jail. Matthew Campbell, 43, was sentenced by Oct. 24 by York County Superior Court Judge Daniel Driscoll to to four years […]
Police officers forgo razors for charity
SACO — Local police have gotten themselves into a hairy situation, but don’t worry, it’s for a good cause. Many police departments have policies limiting or restricting facial hair. In Saco, police officers can have mustaches, but they can’t have beards or goatees. However, contrary to what policy dictates, many local police officers […]
Thornton Academy Anglers’ Society hits water in new canoes
SACO — With help from Cabela’s Outdoor Fund, the Thornton Academy Anglers’ Society has recently acquired six new Old Town canoes along with a custom built trailer, paddles, and PFDs. Cabela’s Outdoor Fund is supported by customers who are asked to “round up for conservation” while checking out at Cabela’s locations nationwide. To date, Cabela’s Outdoor […]
Richard Erb: Question 1 over-promises what it can deliver
In less than a week, Maine citizens will determine the fate of Question 1, a divisive home care initiative that over-promises and under-delivers. The Maine Health Care Association (MHCA) is a private, not-for-profit trade association representing Maine nursing homes and assisted living communities. MHCA opposes Question 1 for several reasons: • The initiative uses tax […]
Norma E. Rocray
BIDDEFORD — Sadly, we announce the passing of Norma E. Rocray, age 79, on Wednesday, Oct. 24, 2018. She was born in Portland, Maine on July 8, 1939 to Norman F. Seavey and Eldrith M. Seavey. She is a descendant of the Seavey family from Pine Point. She was married to Robert Rocray for 52 […]
William J. Audie, Jr.
BIDDEFORD — William J. Audie, Jr., 78, made his transition and peacefully passed away on Oct. 23, 2018 from complications of metastatic cancer. His family takes comfort in knowing that this very day would have been his 48th wedding anniversary, and he is now together again with his beloved wife, Helen, and in a better place. […]
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