The Oscar-winning actor is narrating ‘The Dutch House,’ which comes out Sept. 24.
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Friend of Dayton shooter bought him body armor, weapon parts used in mass killing
Ethan Kollie, 24, of Kettering, was arrested Friday night in Beavercreek on suspicion of a firearms violation unrelated to the Oregon District shooting.
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Third Thursday to feature donation drive, Benchmark Box
PORTLAND — Benchmark Real Estate and the Friends of Woodfords Corner will host the latest installment of Third Thursdays at Trinity Park, an initiative to invigorate the Woodfords Corner area. The Aug. 15 event, which begins at 5 p.m., will include food and drink samples from neighborhood vendors. Benchmark and volunteers with the Maine Access […]
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Portland company wins Navy contract
PORTLAND — Navatek LLC, a designer of ships and ocean vessels, was awarded an $8 million contract by the U.S. Navy Office of Naval Research to pursue new science and technology to design safer hulls and hybrid electric propulsion systems. Navatek will work with Front Street Shipyards in Belfast, which will build the Navatek prototypes […]
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Maine health providers get funds for opioid crisis
PORTLAND — Maine received close to $6 million in federal funding to combat the opioid crisis. According to a press release, the funding from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services’ Health Resources and Services Administration, will “enable Maine community health centers, rural organizations, and academic institutions to establish and expand access to integrated […]
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Finalists for MLK memorial named
PORTLAND — Three finalists have been chosen to create proposals for a memorial to the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. along a section of the Bayside Trail at the corner of Franklin Street and Marginal Way. The city last week announced the finalists are Robert Katz of Augusta; TJD&A Landscape Architects of Yarmouth, and […]
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Clinton horse-drawn wagon crash triggered by insect bite, police say
Police Officer Phil DiLuca said that apparently one of the horses was being bitten by an insect and became agitated, shaking its head and breaking its bridle before the two horses tore off down the street with the wagon.
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2020 baseball gets early jump with March 26 openers
NEW YORK — Major League Baseball will open its 2020 season March 26, its earliest start other than international games. The schedule also features a late April series in Puerto Rico between the New York Mets and Miami Marlins. Globe Life Field, the new home of the Texas Rangers, opens March 31. This is the […]
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Patriots boost tight end depth, acquire Saubert from Falcons
FLOWERY BRANCH, Ga. — The New England Patriots have acquired tight end Eric Saubert from the Atlanta Falcons for a conditional draft pick. Saubert, entering his third season, had five catches for 48 yards for the Falcons in 2018. He played in 16 games with one start. He had one catch for 7 yards in […]
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Bath Police Dept. promotes from within for next deputy chief
Detective Sgt. Andrew Booth has spent 17 years with the department; he will become deputy chief of the department Friday.