SANFORD – When Sanford Fire Chief Steve Benotti walked into Central Station one morning earlier this week, his coworkers quickly noticed something different – he had shaved his head. Benotti has done so to support his department’s Assistant Chief, Steve Cutter, who was diagnosed with glioblastoma, a type of cancer, late last year. Cutter, who […]
2019
Biddeford multi-family property owners required to register residences
BIDDEFORD — Starting Feb. 1, owners of multi-family residences in Biddeford will have to register their ownership of their properties and pay a fee. The Biddeford City Council approved this new requirement on Jan. 3. The purpose of these new mandates, according to city documents, is that “the city intends to hold owners of multi-family […]
AP source: Jets hire former Dolphins coach Adam Gase
NEW YORK — The New York Jets hired former Miami Dolphins coach Adam Gase as their head coach Wednesday night, a person familiar with the decision told The Associated Press. Gase was 23-26 in three seasons with Miami, including a playoff game in 2016, before being fired last week. It turns out he’ll remain in […]
John Mesich
Brunswick – John Mesich, age 73 of Brunswick, died Thursday, January 3, 2019 at his residence, surrounded by his wife and children. John was born in Laona, Wisconsin on January 25, 1945, a son of John and Mary (Yelich) Mesich. He attended schools in New Jersey and in 1962, John entered the U.S. Army. He […]
Bryan G. Sylvester
LONG POND Twp., Bryan G. Sylvester, age 57, of Long Pond Road, died Saturday, January 5, 2019, in a snowmobile accident on Long Pond. He was born in Portland, April 8, 1961, the son of Rene and Gail Sylvester. He attended St. John’s School K-8th grade; he graduated from Brunswick High School in 1979. Bryan […]
Wells Police make warrant arrests, issue vehicle charges
WELLS – The following individuals were arrested or issued a summons by Wells Police between Jan. 3 and Jan. 4, 2019: • Nicole Breton, 39, of Wells, was issued a summons charging she drove on Sanford Road while her license was suspended or revoked. She is scheduled to appear at York District Court on March […]
Jacqueline Skolfield Grossman
Jacqueline Skolfield Grossman, born in 1936 in Portland, Maine, passed away peacefully on December 31, 2018 at her home in Port Orange, FL. Jackie had also lived in New Jersey, Maine, and Brazil before settling in Florida with her husband Abe in the early 90’s. Jackie served as a nurse for many years and later […]
Nick Foles knows his time in Philly is likely nearing an end
PHILADELPHIA — Nick Foles is in a unique situation, a Super Bowl MVP trying to lead his team to a second straight championship knowing he will most likely play somewhere else next season. Nothing about what Foles has done for the Philadelphia Eagles is ordinary. “I’m not worried about the future but I understand where […]
Benjamin Levesque: Writing and publishing without capital entirely possible
From the ground up, the prospect of publishing anything, such that people can read your book or purchase your novel, is daunting. We hear about literary success from the established and the vindicated, and place ourselves below their means or ability: we are the eyes to be skimming their countless pages. But publishing a piece of literature, […]
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