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Letters to the Editor

Intent is to have well-informed electorate I want to provide an important point regarding a statement in last week’s Kennebunk Charter Commission article that included: “ … the commission … put out a poll that was instrumental in deciding which form of government to proceed with.” This phrase was misleading. Ultimately, the poll was not […]

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Obituary – Rev. Charles Wood

Reverend Charles Barry Wood, known to most as Barry, passed away peacefully at home on Aug. 10, 2024, with his beloved wife of 55 years by his side. He was born on Nov. 6, 1942, and served as a United Methodist Minister in the Southern New England Annual Conference for 39 years. He began serving […]

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Obituary – Priscilla Coffin

Priscilla “Prilla” Coffin, born Feb. 22, 1945, passed away on July 22, 2024. She is lovingly remembered by her children, Benjamin Bradway and Jennie “Alison” Bradway; her longtime partner, Vivianne Holmes; and her grandson, Rowan Dulfer. Prilla was a resident of the Arundel area since 1998, and of Andover, Massachusetts, since 1970. She was a […]

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Obituary – Gary LeRoy

Gary L. LeRoy, 62, of Beachwood Ave., passed away unexpectedly at his home on Tuesday, Aug. 6, 2024. Gary was born in June of 1962 in Booneville, Indiana, and the son of the late of Thomas and Gladys (Wilson) LeRoy. Born and raised, as in his words, ‘an army brat,’ he traveled much as a […]

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Mainewhile: Civic Center fare top notch; aesthetics, not so much

Maybe it was a concert, or a convention, or a trade show – for a lot of us it’s a sports event (especially tournament time for basketball) – but for a lot of us who live in Maine, the Augusta Civic Center has been the site of a lot of memories. The thing is, and […]