We were there to capture the big splash as the former Kiwanis Pool reopened after renovations that quadrupled its capacity.
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Historic former Maine windjammer sinks in New York City harbor
The schooner Victory Chimes, which is featured on Maine’s state quarter, had been destined to become a floating restaurant.
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Judge rolls back rulings after evidence of police surveillance discovered in Westbrook’s man case
Police arrested Willie Banks after monitoring him through his neighbor’s camera for 3 years.
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A ‘pub crawl’ guide to ice cream along Route 302
Unique ice cream shops dot the main thoroughfare of the Lakes Region.
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Hannaford expansion doubles the size of Gray store
Additions include a second entrance and larger parking lot.
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172-unit affordable housing development on the way in Windham
The first 36 units of Windham Village will open by the end of the year.
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Taking stock and remaining proactive in York County | County Report
York County government is taking the concept of “antiquated” out of old, forging ahead with initiatives to meet today’s demands while keeping an eye on lessons from its 390-year history. Over the past several years, the county government, the oldest in Maine dating to 1636, hasbeen examining needs and ways to make life better for […]
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How horse riding heals at this Buxton farm
Hearts & Horses Riding Center offers riding lessons for people with disabilities that help treat their conditions.
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Volunteers at Old Orchard Beach keep the shore sparkling on the fifth of July
The Surfrider Foundation hosted its annual fifth of July cleanup at Old Orchard Beach on Sunday. Roughly 30 volunteers collected 86 pounds of leftover Fourth of July garbage buried in the sand.
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Mexico celebrates America’s 250th with parade
People lined Main Street sidewalks as vehicles and floats paraded through the town.