Sanford police are still investigating what caused the driver to go off the road and hit Michael Gilbar and his grandson.
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SUV strikes and kills Vermont man, his grandson, in Sanford
Michael Gilbar, 65, of Jericho, Vermont, and his 15-year-old grandson were killed when the vehicle veered off Old Falls Road.
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Posted inCops & Courts, Maine, News
Police swarm house in Sanford looking for evidence in string of burglaries
There was a heavy police presence at a residence on New Dam Road for most of the day Wednesday, but no one was arrested.
Posted inCops & Courts, Maine
Sanford man pleads guilty to child exploitation charges
Joseph Zoll, 63, pleaded guilty Wednesday and faces up to 50 years in prison.
Posted inMaine, News
In a Sanford kitchen, a community comes together to welcome asylum seekers
The kitchen at the Nasson Community Center has become a gathering space for asylum seeking families to check in on one another over vast pots of food from their homelands.
Posted inSports
Sanford Mainers begin new season with plenty of in-state talent
Eleven players who grew up or play college baseball in Maine are on the roster of a team in its 21st season in the New England Collegiate Baseball League.
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Asylum seekers in Sanford forced to leave hotels as housing vouchers run out
City officials say about half of the 28 families who received General Assistance vouchers last month have found other housing, but some are still searching and others will have to leave hotels before those new options become available.
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Sanford crisis highlights lack of statewide General Assistance database
An influx of asylum seekers has overwhelmed city staff, who have been forced to cross-check GA rolls in other communities to make sure no one receives benefits twice.
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City officials say asylum seekers were promised better benefits in Sanford
City Manager Steve Buck says many of the more than 100 people who have come to Sanford for assistance “were solicited and brought here.”
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Lawmakers consider panel to better integrate New Mainers into public schools
The 16-member panel would build on the lessons learned by communities with sizable New Mainer populations, such as Portland and Lewiston.