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David Shribman: Speaking of everything (in Latin)

The state of nature before civilization. The Austro-Hungarian Empire. Financial instability. Politics in Brazil. Refugees from Honduras. The philosophy of the Canadian thinker Charles Taylor. Paul von Hindenburg. The perils of automation. A French railway car. Thomas Hobbes. Swings in the stock market. The genocide of Armenians. The Reichstag fire. How Costco packages the milk […]

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Governor: Howe and Howe Technologies among state’s best businesses

Howe and Howe Technologies of Waterboro has earned a 2018 Governor’s Award for Business Excellence. Geoffrey Howe, left, and Michael Howe flank Gov. Paul LePage while Acting Commissioner of the Department of Economic and Community Development Denise Garland and Sarah Davis of Consolidated Communications, a sponsor of the awards, look on. COURTESY PHOTO WATERBORO – […]

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Audit shows CMP billing and metering systems didn’t cause skyrocketing bills

An independent audit has concluded that skyrocketing electricity bills last winter cannot be blamed on Central Maine Power’s new billing and metering system, but the company made the situation worse with its poor response to a flood of customer complaints. A report released Thursday by the Liberty Consulting Group identified “significant gaps” in the rollout […]

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ACLU: NH police arrested a man for being mean to them on the internet

Should it be a crime to call public officials corrupt? Yes, according to the police in Exeter, New Hampshire. Earlier this year, they arrested a local man for writing a comment on a news website accusing Police Chief William Shupe of covering for a corrupt officer. Robert Frese was accused of violating New Hampshire’s criminal defamation law, […]

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NFL suspends Patriots’ Gordon for substance abuse violation

FOXBOROUGH, Mass. — Patriots receiver Josh Gordon was suspended indefinitely Thursday by the NFL for violating an agreement that allowed him to play after multiple drug suspensions, casting doubt on whether the talented but troubled playmaker would ever play in the league again. League officials said Thursday that Gordon was returned to the reserve/commissioner suspended […]

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John Ouellette

SACO — John Ouellette, age 72, a longtime resident of Saco, passed away Dec. 17, 2018, with his loving family by his side. He is survived by: his loving wife, Debra Ouellette of 33 years; his mother, Maire Ann Ouellette; his son, Brandon Ouellette and spouse, Vanessa Ouellette; son, Matthew Ouellette; daughter, Catherine Allen and spouse, Perry Allen; […]