INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. — Martha L. Duranceau passed away peacefully at her home on Sunday, Nov. 25, 2018. Martha was a woman who gave a great deal to her family, friends and church. Martha made the world a better place through her care of others, her love of music and her extraordinary commitment to education and […]
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No. 22 Army going for 1st 11-win season in Armed Forces Bowl
FORT WORTH, Texas — During a 10-loss season three years ago, Army coach Jeff Monken saw something that made him believe the Black Knights were on the way to being a good team. The freshmen from that team are now seniors going into their last game — Saturday against Houston (8-4) in the Armed Forces […]
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No-show Bell, 3-11 Gruden lead list of NFL letdowns in 2018
The hype trains touting NFL offseason activity typically start leaving their stations each January, when new head coaches are hired and fan bases are fired up about the fresh start that sends hope soaring high like the football in the air on the opening kickoff of a game. There’s another round of departures in March, […]
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Nellie Santillanes
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — Nellie Santillanes, 52, of Albuquerque, New Mexico, passed away on Dec. 14, 2018, surrounded by her loving family. She is survived by sons Antonio and Santiago Chavez; two grandsons; brothers; sisters; a large family and many friends. She will be missed by all. A Communion Service will be held at Our Lady of […]
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Knightville ‘Stroll’ promotes businesses, community
SOUTH PORTLAND — The Knightville area, centered around Ocean, Cottage and E streets in South Portland, hosted the second annual Knightville Stroll Thursday, Dec. 13. In the year’s largest local collaboration, a collection of nearly 30 restaurants, craft shops and houseware stores worked in unison to celebrate their connection. While business owners opened their doors […]
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Christopher P. Angis
SACO — Christopher P. Angis, 63, died peacefully in his sleep at home on Sunday, Dec. 16, 2018, from a heart attack. Chris was born April 7, 1955, at the Webber Hospital in Biddeford. He was the son of John and Elaine (Whelan) Angis. His father introduced him to the game of golf at a […]
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Letters to Santa
Dear Santa, How are you, Mrs. Claus, and the elves? I have a bunch of questions for you this year. How do you travel to all of the houses in twelve hours? Also how many elves do you have? Do you really know everybody’s name in the world? I’m trying to get all of the […]
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Spreading the joy of the holidays
SACO — Saco Middle School sixth-graders Allison Marines and Kamila Dzabiev stood inside the doorway at the school on Friday morning and greeted fellow students with a smile, and a cup of hot chocolate. As students entered the building, they were serenaded by the school band, which was playing Christmas carols and seasonal songs […]
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Headed to court? Leave guns, knives, sharp objects at home
ALFRED – Knives, box cutters, a gun, ammunition and an array of other items have all been detected through security screenings conducted by judicial marshals of people seeking to enter the four courthouses in York County. The arrest of a Sanford man caught during a screening allegedly carrying crystal methamphetamine on him when he went […]
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