The murder trial of Dylan Ketcham, 23, began, for the second time, on Wednesday at the Capital Judicial Center in Augusta. His first trial was declared a mistrial in September.
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Strykers, Bradleys likely in huge U.S. aid package for Ukraine
The Bradley brings more firepower but carries fewer troops. The more lightly armored Stryker, because it is wheeled, can move a lot faster on paved roads, meaning it can get infantry squadrons into the fight faster.
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Seeing progress, Brunswick again extends housing moratorium
Brunswick’s town councilors unanimously voted to extend its housing development moratorium another six months in order to give the town’s Housing Committee more time to iron out its policy recommendations.
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Boys’ basketball notebook: Thornton’s Davies leading a fast-break attack
At 10-1, the Trojans have established themselves as the team to beat in Class AA South.
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Bath YMCA ramps up security following four vehicle break-ins
Police advise the public to not leave valuables in cars and report any theft immediately.
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College notebook: St. Joe’s women on a roll in GNAC basketball
The Monks are undefeated in conference play and carry an eight-game win streak into Saturday’s home game against Johnson & Wales.
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World’s oldest known person, a French nun, dies at 118
Lucile Randon, known as Sister André, was born in the town of Ales, southern France, on Feb. 11, 1904, and lived through the two world wars.
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City clerk set to retire after 24 years with Hallowell
Diane Polky was hired as deputy city clerk in 1999 and became city clerk in 2016.
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Defensemen add to the offense as Bruins top Islanders, 4-1
Charlie McAvoy and Derek Forbort score second-period goals to help the Bruins win their third straight.
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Tom Purcell: Stove debate a real gas
I love my gas stove — almost as much as I love my Weber gas grill. So I became curious this past week when I heard that a commissioner in one of our ever-expanding federal-government agencies discussed a possible ban on natural gas stoves. As the story goes, Richard Trumka Jr., a U.S. Consumer Product […]