The boy, 15, almost completely vanished near an uprooted tree – until officials got the word.
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New York Times Best Sellers
The New York Times List of Best Sellers for the week ending Jan. 6, 2018: FICTION 1. The Reckoning John Grisham A decorated World War II veteran shoots and kills a pastor inside a Mississippi church. 2. Fire & Blood George R.R. Martin Set 300 years […]
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AWS sets schedule for upcoming dog training classes
KENNEBUNK — The Animal Welfare Society has released its canine training schedule for the new year. There are classes for dogs of all ages, breeds and abilities. If your dog’s New Year’s Resolution is to spend more time with his people or if your pooch wants to improve her agility in the new year, try a […]
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New Kennebunk comprehensive plan to be reviewed during open house
KENNEBUNK — The town of Kennebunk’s Comprehensive Plan Committee is hosting an Open House for residents from 9 to 11:30 a.m. Saturday, Jan. 19, on the third floor of Kennebunk Town Hall in Room 300. The event is an opportunity for the community to informally stop in, ask questions and provide opinions about the comprehensive plan. […]
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Zaffie Hadiaris: Look for a future with hope
“Optimism and hope are radically different attitudes. Optimism is the expectation that things-the weather, human relationships, the economy, the political situation, and so on-will get better. Hope is the trust that God will fulfill God’s promises to us in a way that leads us to true freedom. The optimist speaks about concrete change in the […]
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Fundraiser for former Wells High School wrestler’s son set for Jan. 18
WELLS — The Wells High School wrestling team and the entire Wells community has come together over the last few years to help former WHS wrestler Nate Smith and his son Spencer. Spencer has a rare neurological disease known as Sanfilippo Syndrome. The disease, which currently has no known cure, is often referred to as […]
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Teacher receives the gift of hearing
Karen Kirtani a board-certified, hearing instrument specialist with Beltone in Scarborough, helped obtain new hearing aids for a patient. Kirtani said she loves what she does for a living, “Because I get to make a difference in patients’ lives every day which is incredibly rewarding.” She said there’s nothing she wouldn’t do for her patients […]
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Federal agencies directed to hold off on shutdown raises
WASHINGTON (AP) — Federal agencies have been directed to hold off enacting pay raises for top administration officials during a government shutdown that has left hundreds of thousands of federal workers without pay. The guidance was issued Friday in a memo from Margaret Weichert, the acting director of the Office of Personnel Management. The raises […]
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Bangor hands Thornton Academy first loss of season
SACO — Bangor High’s Damien Vance knew Thornton Academy would focus on stopping Matt Fleming with the score tied and the game clock under 45 seconds. So Vance found a spot in the left corner, his teammates got him the ball, and his 3-pointer was true with 37 seconds to play, paving the way for […]
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Luke’s Lobster founder happy to head back to Maine
SOUTH PORTLAND — For Luke Holden, building an international chain of 43 lobster restaurants all began with hunger, homesickness and a Google search. In less than a decade Luke’s Lobster has grown from one, seven-seat lobster shack in Manhattan’s East Village to a global restaurant and wholesale lobster business. Next summer, it will open its second […]
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