SOUTH PORTLAND — Residents on Nov. 6 will be asked whether they’re in favor of regulations banning unhosted short-term rentals in residential areas. The question has dogged city councilors for more than a year, been through two regulation proposals and two petition recalls, and has divided residents. Some argue that the measure impedes on property rights, others fear their neighborhoods are being […]
October 2018
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Saudi Arabia says Khashoggi’s killing was premeditated in latest reversal
This is the latest reversal from Saudi authorities who last week said the journalist was killed accidentally in a fistfight.
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Mason looks to retain District 56 seat against Poliquin
LISBON — The District 56 House Race in Lisbon pits a newcomer against an incumbent with a familiar name in Lisbon politics. Democrat Martha Poliquin is a former Lisbon school board member, currently working as the school nutrition director with Falmouth schools. Poliquin faces incumbent Republican Rick Mason, who has held the seat for a […]
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With pier gone, Harpswell looks to improve Mitchell Field waterfront
HARPSWELL — With the Mitchell Field pier gone, Harpswell is once again turning to focus on what to do with the space left behind. The future of Mitchell Field has been a perennial issue in Harpswell since the town first acquired the abandoned fuel depot from the Navy in the early 2000s. In the nearly […]
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Region 10 school looks to even the playing field at future Brunswick Landing facility
BRUNSWICK — Region 10 Technical High School in Brunswick wants to move to Brunswick Landing and become an independent, four-year technical high school within the next three years, according to director Nancy Weed. The school on Church Road serves 240 students from Brunswick, Regional School Unit 5 and Maine School Administrative District 75, as well […]
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Grocery store shooting leave 2 dead; suspect in custody
The fatal attack in Kentucky occurred at a Kroger store in the middle of the afternoon Wednesday.
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Red Sox find a way to keep the line moving
Their game-winning rally starts with a hit by the No. 9 hitter on an 0-2 count with two outs.
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Joe Guzzardi: Rewinding back to 1903 and the first World Series
World Series managers Dave Roberts and Alex Cora have novel pre-game calculations to ponder. The Los Angeles Dodgers and Boston Red Sox pilots have been in consultation with their pitching coaches, in-house sabermetric gurus and other baseball experts to determine if they should go with new-fangled openers or traditional starters. If the former, how long […]
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As political strain grows, pipe bombs target Democrats, CNN
WASHINGTON (AP) — Pipe bombs packed with shards of glass were intercepted en route to several prominent Democrats, including former President Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton, in an unnerving wave that deepened political tensions and fears two weeks before national midterm elections. None of the seven bombs detonated and nobody was hurt as authorities in […]
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