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The last day to attend the market before it closes for the season is Saturday, Oct. 7.
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Petitioners allege a conflict of interest between City Solicitor Timothy Murphy and Planning Board Member Joyce Leary Clark.
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The Biddeford-Saco area chapter of Showing Up for Racial Justice (SURJ) held a rally on Sunday to protest recent neo-Nazi activity in Maine.
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The two candidates for the trustee seat between Nicole Pellenz and Leroy Crockett.
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Betsy Sholl recently shared her poems at a Scarborough Public Library event.
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Mindy Beyer of Scarborough urged Congress to support lifesaving research through National Institutes of Health.
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Carlton Robie, competing in his first marathon, posts a Boston qualifying time.
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Three candidates are running for two seats in both the School Board and Town Council race.
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The Scarborough Little League all-star team wins the big game.
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There are open seats for South Portland's Board of Education, some unopposed.
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District 1 and 2 have challengers for the open city council seats.
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South Portland Districts 4 and 5 have open, unopposed seats for city council.
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The event, now in its ninth year, featured a costume competition, music, vendors, and more.
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Residents can bring your batteries, fuels and solvents to Kennebunk Public Services between 8 a.m. and 1 p.m.
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Beset by staffing issues, Police Chief JoAnne Fisk also spoke about efforts to bolster the force.
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Three Biddeford residents — Paul Brady, James Plamondon and Scott Joslin — will serve on the committee.
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Actress Mia Foley Perron discusses 'Love, Loss and What I Wore,"'which will run from Sept. 29 through Oct. 15.
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