Experienced fishermen say that participants have declined over the years, but they still love the annual event.
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Center will work to keep senior residents at home
The new nonprofit Fuller Center will do repairs and renovations for elderly residents of Windham, Raymond and Standish so they can continue to live safely in their houses.
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Inside Standish: Feb. 7
Veteran Lou Stack, second from right, with his family, from left, daughter Jane Stack, granddaughter Sidney Cirone, grandson Riley Cirone and wife Wilma Stack. Photo courtesy of Mary Chapman Quilt of Valor for Stack In honor of Quilts of Valor’s National Sew Day, 38 sewers from across the state gathered at Standish Town Hall to […]
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Bonny Eagle seeking new high school principal
STANDISH — Bonny Eagle High School is searching for a permanent principal to replace Michael Johnson, who has been serving as interim principal for the past year. Former principal Lori Napolitano moved to the position of assistant superintendent last summer, and Johnson filled in this year. Now, Superintendent Paul Penna said, the district is searching […]
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Two schools in Standish, Sanford closed due to flu outbreak
The Edna Libby Elementary School cancels Monday classes to give workers time to sanitize the building and the Sanford Christian Academy cancels classes after many students and staff call out sick.
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Standish woman who tried to kill husband with bat asks Mills to commute sentence
Former yoga instructor Linda Dolloff, who is serving a 16-year sentence, drew national attention a decade ago when she was convicted of attempted murder and other crimes for beating her husband with his favorite softball bat.
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State panel dismisses former Standish town manager’s claims of discrimination, retaliation
Maine Human Rights Commission voted unanimously that there were no grounds to support the former Standish town manager’s claims against the town.
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Corporal gets nearly 6 years for causing death of fellow Marine from Maine
Spencer Daily of Ohio was court-martialed this month and sentenced to 69 months for involuntary manslaughter and another offense in the death last year of Standish native Tyler Wallingford.
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Inside Standish: Jan. 24
Nerf Night A children’s Nerf Night will be held at George E. Jack Elementary from 6-7:30 p.m. Feb 2. Students in grades 2-6 will be able to participate in a number of individual and group activities. Students must bring their own eye protection and Nerf toy, and Standish Recreation will supply Nerf darts. The program […]
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Long jumper heading to Olympic Trials
Kate Hall came in 10th place at the 2016 Olympic Trials and is aiming for one of the top three spots this time in order to secure a place on the 2020 U.S. Olympic Team.
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