Jeremy Saxton of Harpswell was arrested Saturday in connection with a crash five months ago that killed 75-year-old Donald Harding of Yarmouth.
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Gray Hannaford plans major expansion
The location plans to add about 12,000 square feet of space to the building, along with new offerings such as an immunization room.
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Setting priorities in your push for sustainability
You are not alone. In every community, there are individuals just like you who are committed to making a positive difference for a more sustainable future by preserving Earth’s bounty for future generations. But how do you prioritize the most effective actions that fit your family’s or organization’s goals? Sometimes, deciding how to act on […]
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From Augusta: Fulfilling Mainers’ Sixth Amendment right and protecting public safety
Much of my legislative work is dedicated to ensuring access to justice for all people in Maine. Access to justice includes strengthening the right to representation by a lawyer in a criminal trial even if you cannot afford to pay for one yourself, as guaranteed by the Sixth Amendment. Maine has made good, bipartisan progress […]
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Sustainability in the yard and garden
As daytime temperatures rise, many of us are thinking ahead to springtime work in our yards and gardens. Considering some basic issues beforehand will pay off when the action begins. One hot topic nowadays is rewilding, a form of sustainability that seeks to restore natural processes by reducing human influence on the land. Rewilding can […]
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Rolling kayaks and canoes — for safety
The ability to roll a kayak or canoe in whitewater or the ocean is a great asset. A successful roll can make the difference between a very enjoyable paddling experience and an unpleasant swim. A failure to roll risks the loss of boat and paddle or worse. The kayak roll was developed by Inuits for […]
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Kennebunk Police Department partners with Maine National Guard in drug prevention efforts
With drug overdose deaths down statewide, Kennebunk officials are saying that now is an opportune time to look upstream and get ahead of the fight against substance misuse. To that end, according to a news release from the Kennebunk Police Department, the department is partnering with the Maine National Guard Counterdrug Task Force, with the […]
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Maine’s Smooth Feather celebrates a decade of empowering young filmmakers
Built in an 1880 movie palace in Porter, Smooth Feather is a nonprofit, community-based film school for young nonprofessionals.
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LGBTQ+ community members are not the products of grooming | Letter
The media reports daily about how the “woke,” the “deranged left-wing radicals,” NPR and those who support LGBTQ+ are and have been grooming children to become members of LGBTQ+ community. I cannot be clearer about this — I was groomed. I was raised by two very heterosexual parents with clear gender roles. I was made […]
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I won a membership to Portland’s only bottle club. Here’s what it’s like
For a monthly locker fee, members of Man & Oak get a convenient place to have a drink in town with plush furniture and a convivial atmosphere.