Annie and Arnold scream at each other when they argue about money—anger visits every payday. When Annie’s kids don’t follow house rules, her face turns radish red, her eyes pop, she huffs and puffs until the inner volcano erupts. Arnold’s frustration boils and bubbles when he gets stuck in traffic. And he is on thin […]
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Promoter lowers volume during Westbrook show as noise complaints continue
The promoter of an outdoor concert in Westbrook on Sunday night voluntarily lowered the volume after about 130 complaint calls were logged. The promoter has fielded hundreds of complaints about the noise from musical performances at the Rock Row development site since the first concert at the new outdoor amphitheater on May 26. Sunday’s concert by guitarist […]
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PBS adds George W. Bush documentary to its president series
BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. (AP) — A documentary about the life and political career of former President George W. Bush is coming to PBS stations next year. The two-part documentary, titled “W,” will include interviews with historians, journalists and inner-circle members. Among them: Bush’s chiefs of staff, press secretary Ari Fleischer and speechwriter David Frum. The […]
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Grateful for your continued support
Editor, Another year, another one for the books! Kennebunk Free Library’s 22nd Edition Road Race, held on Friday, July 12, was a great success with 522 participants. The weather held out for us, the conditions on Dane Street were runner-friendly, and the music played on. KFL receives municipal funding, but as a nonprofit organization we still need to engage in […]
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Maine Renaissance Faire revival a big hit in Acton
ACTON — Festival attendees stood in a long, wrapping line on a sweltering Saturday at the Acton Fairgrounds. It was the opening day of Maine’s Renaissance Faire, and peasants, pirates, knights and fairies mingle as far as the eye can see. The gates opened at 10 a.m. and closed at 5 p.m. both Saturday and Sunday, July […]
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ShuttleBus-Zoom to launch enhanced routes, expanded service
SACO – Starting Thursday, Aug. 1, York County commuters will find their ticket to ride as ShuttleBus-Zoom launches its new “Pulse” system featuring enhanced routes and expanded local service. The hub of the new system will be the Saco Transportation Center which will serve as ShuttleBus-Zoom’s operations center for all routes and connections. Transit staff members will […]
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Husband of Shaw’s stabbing victim appeals civil case
PORTLAND — The husband of a Saco woman who died in a stabbing at the Saco Shaw’s grocery store is appealing a federal court’s dismissal of a civil case. Wendy Boudreau, 59, died on Aug. 19, 2015, after being attacked by Connor MacCalister, who stabbed her in the throat in the ice cream aisle at […]
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UNE announces Spring 2019 dean’s list
BIDDEFORD — The University of New England has announced its Dean’s List of top academic performers for the 2019 spring semester. Dean’s List students have attained a grade point average of 3.3 or better out of a possible 4.0 at the end of the semester. Local students achieving this distinction are: • Jillian Antonelli of […]
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California town pledges to remain strong in wake of shooting
GILROY, Calif. (AP) — Only a few days ago, Gilroy was known for one thing: garlic. The rural community near San Francisco lived and breathed the prized, pungent crop. Now it’s the site of the latest American mass shooting. On Sunday evening, a 19-year-old gunman with apparent white supremacist views slipped into the annual Gilroy […]
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