The development, initiated by the town in response to severely limited affordable housing stock, will bring 48 two-bedroom units to Marshall Drive.
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In York County, training together will bring better law-enforcement outcomes | County Report
Each law enforcement agency in York County is autonomous, but they have much in common. They often work together, each doing their part to contribute to a case, helping bring perpetrators of crime to justice. “We count on each other,” said York County Sheriff’s Office Chief Deputy Jeremy Forbes of the county’s law enforcement agencies. […]
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Bowdoinham school lockdown lifted, burglary suspects in custody
Law enforcement and school officials announced around noon that 3 suspects in a burglary on Post Road had been detained, about 2 hours after classes at Bowdoinham Community School were canceled for the day.
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Maine (0-1) at William and Mary (0-1)
The Black Bears open Coastal Athletic Association play on the road.
Posted inOp-eds, Opinion
Somebody’s getting married! (Again.) | Victoria Hugo-Vidal
Old, new, borrowed and … on a tight budget.
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Berwick man killed in ATV crash
Officials say the man and his passenger were riding on a Berwick trail when the ATV hit an embankment and rolled over.
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Home insulation tax credits are ending early. Here’s what you need to know.
Combine a $1,200 tax credit with rebates and the out-of-pocket cost to make your home more efficient has never been lower — at least for the next few months
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Portland photographer, disability advocate remembered for finding joy in face of adversity
Derek O’Brien frequented local businesses, made friends everywhere he went and helped others with spinal cord injuries get all they could out of life.
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Hunger hits close to home in Maine. So do solutions. | Opinion
Childhood hunger in the United States is a solvable problem and Maine can lead the way.
Posted inLetters
Susan Collins ups the ante on indignation | Letter
I noted, with great interest, the headline and the associated story of Aug. 29 concerning the president’s firing of Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Director Susan Monarez. Sen. Susan Collins is not just alarmed, but “extremely alarmed.” This escalation in her demeanor is a significant departure from her usual “very concerned” state of righteous […]