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Posted inFootball, Sports, Varsity Maine
Lisbon High hires Walter Polky as head football coach
The veteran coach takes over a program that was derailed by a hazing investigation last fall.
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Posted inMaine, News
Seeing more bats in Maine? Here’s why.
Bats, ecologically and economically important, suffered through the 2010s. But experts are cautiously optimistic about the future.
Posted inMaine, News, Politics
Republican candidate for governor criticized over attacks on South Portland lawmaker
Bobby Charles has made a series of social media posts and videos targeting Rep. Deqa Dhalac, whom he has called a ‘radical Somalia-first’ lawmaker.
Posted inLetters
Trump’s Christian advisors are failing him | Letter
Shame on President Trump’s Christian advisors for telling him what he wants to hear, not what the Bible says. I question their biblical knowledge. If Trump continues listening to them he will not receive eternal life. They’re not challenging his despicable actions that are not godly. The Bible says love God and love your neighbor. […]
Posted inSports
Farmington eliminated from American Legion baseball Northeast regional
Shrewsbury scores twice in the fifth inning to beat Farmington, which went 0-2 in the tournament.
Posted inTimes Record
Bath Fire Department looks to preserve historic firefighting cart
The Bath Fire and Rescue Department has been working to restore the Kennebec Hand Tub, which was built in the mid-1800s to fight fires as far south as Portland.
Posted inCops & Courts, Maine, News
Westbrook bank robbery suspect arrested in New Hampshire
It wasn’t clear if the suspect in the Chase Bank robbery Thursday morning — Jean Gendron, 61, of Smyrna, South Carolina — was also a suspect in 2 bank robberies in Portland within the past week.
Posted inMaine
Become versed in the history of Yarmouth’s poets with this walking tour
The Yarmouth History Center is offering a “poetry tour,” highlighting both published and amateur poets spanning back to the 1840s who had connections to the town.
Posted inMaine
As recycling costs skyrocket, Harpswell stays the course
Because of changes in global markets, the cost of recycling in Harpswell has more than tripled in the last decade. It is now more expensive by volume to dispose of recyclables than trash — and it isn’t clear how much of those recyclables are recycled or how much ends up in landfills. But town officials […]
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