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Some tenants of condemned Sanford building reach settlement with owner

SANFORD — Three tenants of a condemned Sanford apartment building have reached a settlement with the owner and the property manager. The city of Sanford condemned 60 Riverside Ave., a 10-unit apartment building, as unfit for human occupancy in July.  The tenants had sought an injunction against Hill Street Apartments LLC,  MaineLy Property Management and Timothy […]

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Now it’s the Roberts Court

At his White House swearing-in ceremony, Justice Brett Kavanaugh described a role for the Supreme Court that was often obscured during his rancorous confirmation process. “It is not a partisan or political institution,” the new justice reminded the crowd of well-wishers. “The justices do not sit on opposite sides of the aisle. We do not […]

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RSU 21 will appeal Thornton Academy Middle School court decision

ARUNDEL — Regional School Unit 21 will appeal the decision of the Maine Superior Court that Arundel middle school students have the right to attend private school Thornton Academy Middle School in Saco and their tuition paid through public funding. RSU 21 oversees education in Kennebunk, Kennebunkport and Arundel. In 2016, Thornton Academy and several […]

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Booked for Lunch

Looking for a new way to spend your lunch hour? Join us Nov. 7th for Booked for Lunch, Waterboro Public Library’s new lunch-time book group. We will meet on the first Wednesday of each month from noon to to 1 p.m. for a friendly, informal discussion. So bring a brown bag lunch and join the […]