BRIDGTON – George T. Drisko, Jr., 87, of Bridgton, died at his home on Thursday, Jan. 16, 2025.
Masonic graveside services …
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Obituary: Larry Potter
PORTLAND – On Jan. 19, 2025, Larry Potter, 72, passed away from complications from Alzheimer’s disease with his partner and husband …
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Death Notice: George T. Drisko Jr.
Drisko Jr., George T. 87, of Bridgton, Jan. 16, at home. Service 11 a.m., June 14, Forest Hills Cemetery, Bridgton. Care …
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Death Notice: Larry Potter
Potter, Larry 72, of Portland, Jan. 19. Visit 12-2 p.m., Service 2 p.m., Jan. 25, David E Desmond & Son Funeral …
Posted inBoys Basketball, Girls Basketball, Sports, Times Record Sports, Varsity Maine
Morse basketball sweeps Wiscasset in home doubleheader
Morse boys and girls teams each use second-half sparks to win second-straight game.
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Aerin Frankel stops 35 shots to help Boston get a 4-1 PWHL win over Toronto
The Boston Fleet get a regulation win for the first time since its last home game at the Tsongas Center on Dec. 17.
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With funds running out, Maine is at a PFAS crossroads
A multiagency presentation before lawmakers warns of the difficulty the state will face trying to meet the needs of residents adversely affected by the spreading of sewage sludge containing forever chemicals.
Posted inTimes Record Opinion
Letters to the editor: unhoused people need more; an open letter to Collins; asylum-seekers in Maine; birthright citizenship
Give more consideration to people experiencing homelessness It seems there is delight with giving money, funding to those people/groups who are monetarily comfortable and even well to do. We feel good about donating money to nonprofits that might be extremely wealthy. Maybe we can even deduct our contributions from income taxes. We delight in our […]
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A chilly adventure at Brunswick’s Kate Furbish Preserve
Winter can be both very quiet and very loud. Earlier this week, when the temperatures plunged into the negative digits, I loaded my cross-country skis into the car and headed out. As the sun was setting and nearly everyone else had gone home for the day, the shushing of my skis was the only sound. […]
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Border Patrol agent slain in Vermont is first killed in line of duty since 2014
David Maland, 44, was a military veteran who worked security duty at the Pentagon during the Sept. 11 attacks, his family said.