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Patrick Horne

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Published
July 12, 2019

Brunswick man remembers 1944 Hartford Circus Fire

Maine Running Hall of Famer Jerry Levasseur never let the trauma of the fire, which claimed his mother among its 168 victims, define who he was or what he would accomplish.
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July 5, 2019

Bath again looking to sell vacant lot where YMCA stood

Unlike the last time the city tried to sell the 0.6-acre lot, it isn’t putting conditions or restrictions on the sale.
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July 3, 2019

Look, don’t touch baby seals on the beach

Early July is typically the time when newly weaned harbor seals show up on beaches while they are learning to fend for themselves.
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June 26, 2019

Kennebunk High graduate honored with 2019 Bloomberg Fellowship

Capt. David E. Harvey is one of eight 2019 recipients of a full scholarship to the Doctor of Public Health program at Johns Hopkins University
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June 25, 2019

Pregnant stabbing victim discharged from Lewiston hospital

Danielle Emery, 18, of Porter, has been charged with elevated aggravated assault and was being held on $10,000 cash bail.
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June 24, 2019

Saco manufacturer acquired by Precision Cutting Technologies

CID Performance Tooling generates about $3 million in annual revenue and employs 14 people at its Saco plant.
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June 21, 2019

Seven killed in crash between truck and motorcycles in New Hampshire

State police release few details but witnesses describe a horrific scene after the accident involving several motorcycles and a truck in Randolph.
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June 18, 2019

Midcoast farms donate greens to feed asylum seekers

Cultivating Community organizes the effort in which volunteers harvest excess greens from Six River Farm in Bowdoinham and Little Ridge Farm and Chirp Creek in Lisbon.
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June 10, 2019

Saco city administrator not seeking to renew contract

Kevin Sutherland says he is leaving the public service to focus on community development in the private sector.
Published
June 5, 2019

Bill to ban minors from tanning beds goes to governor

While foes say the bill will harm the state’s nearly 200 tanning businesses, supporters cite research that indicates teens overexposed to ultraviolet run a greater risk of skin cancer later in life.