The Biddeford and Sanford girls’ tennis teams were awarded Class A South Sportsmanship Award banners on June 8 by the Maine Principals’ Association. At the end of the season, each coach is responsible for voting for three programs in their conference that they felt showed the best sportsmanship throughout the year. Per the Maine Principals’ […]
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Blue Jays rally, beat Red Sox 8-7
BOSTON — The Toronto Blue Jays didn’t even have to wait 24 hours to pay Boston back for their comeback victory. One day after the Red Sox rallied from four runs down to win on a walk-off homer in the 10th inning, the Blue Jays erased a six-run deficit and handed the defending World Series […]
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Alumni Association’s annual golf tournament nearing
ARUNDEL — The Kennebunk Kennebunkport Alumni Association will host its 10th annual Golf Tournament on Friday, June 28 at the Dutch Elm Golf Course in Arundel. The tournament includes a day of getting together with past classmates and friends for a round of golf. The $85 cost to participate includes a golf cart, green fees, […]
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Children’s Story Hour at Brick Store Museum features author, illustrator
KENNEBUNK — Author and songwriter, Robert Marier and illustrator and narrator, Steve Hrehovcik, both of Kennebunk, will present a video version of their children’s musical e-book “Murfy Finds A Home” at the Brick Store Museum’s Children’s Hour at 10 a.m. Friday, June 28. The museum is located at 117 Main St. in Kennebunk. The story follows the […]
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Zaffie Hadiaris: Aging is a direct result of how we live our lives
“Act as if what you do makes a difference. It does.“ William James “How to die young at a ripe old age, while continuing to enjoy the benefits of youth?” Hmmm. These words caught my attention. Someone has been thinking. Dr. Steven R. Gundry has discovered that the “disease of aging” is the by-product of […]
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Home Country: Without evenings, it would just be another day
It’s the heat that defines us this month. It greets us at daybreak with its promise, but in an hour or so, it bears down on our shoulders and makes us dream of shade and something cold to drink. The best thing about our hot season, however, are evenings when most of the earth cools, […]
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Gordon Weil: Separation of church and state slowly erodes
We now run the risk of government a la carte, a system in which people can choose which laws they are willing to obey. When religious belief conflicts with public policy, individuals may demand a choice not to obey the law. Vaccination, same-sex marriage and abortion all raise this issue. The Constitution’s drafters thought they […]
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The Book Corner
In the Vanguard, Haystack Mountain School of Crafts 1950-1969 Published by Portland Museum of Art/University of California Press 2019 Pages 191 Price $55 A beautiful hard cover catalogue/book of the new exhibit at the Portland Museum of Art featuring the history of the Haystack Mountain School of Crafts of Deer Isle, Maine, is breathtaking. A […]
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Trump’s Pentagon pick is Army veteran, defense lobbyist
WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump’s pick for new defense secretary is an Army veteran who served in the first Iraq war and also has experience as a national security adviser on Capitol Hill as well as a defense industry lobbyist. Trump announced Friday that he would nominate Mark Esper to lead the Pentagon. Trump […]
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