The prosecution’s challenge in an unusual case involving no weapon and no physical assault: Proving the death of a person in the home was a ‘reasonably foreseeable consequence’ of an attempted burglary.
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A Community Call – Opioid Crisis Response presentation nears
KENNEBUNK — The “A Community Call – Opioid Crisis Response” presentation will be conducted Aug. 8 at Holy Cross Lutheran Church in Kennebunk. Churches of the Kennebunks and the Kennebunk Police Department, in partnership with Portland Public Health, will offer an informational and training opportunity for local community members to understand the extent of the opioid crisis […]
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Kennebunk Savings announces new board leadership
KENNEBUNK – Officials from Kennebunk Savings, a mutual banking institution headquartered in Kennebunk, have announced that Milda Castner of Arundel has been elected Chair of its Board of Directors and Matthew Chase of Wells has been elected Vice Chair. “I am pleased that Milda and Matt have been recognized by their colleagues and selected to […]
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Crashes, criminal conspiracy investigated by Wells Police
WELLS — The following people were arrested or charged by Wells Police July 25 through July 30. • A female juvenile from Dover-Foxcroft was issued a summons charging theft by unauthorized taking or transfer at 9:30 a.m. July 25 following a complaint at a local store. The juvenile, whose age was not provided, is scheduled […]
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Kennebunk native defends America serving as information warrior
PENSACOLA, Fla. – A 2017 Kennebunk High School graduate and Kennebunk native is stationed with a command responsible for teaching future information warriors the skills required to defend America around the world. Seaman Sarah Thill works as a Navy cryptologic technician (technical) and operates out of the Information Warfare Training Command (IWTC) Corry Station. A […]
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AWS reduces cat adoption fees through Sunday
WEST KENNEBUNK — The Animal Welfare Society has announced that through Sunday, July 29, adoption fees for cats are reduced. Senior cats (age 8 and over) will have their fees waived and adult cats (ages 1 to 7) are only $35. Kitten pairs are only $385. Here are three cats available at AWS: Candy: She is a […]
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Executive chefs compete in Atria Senior Living cookoff
KENNEBUNK — The Culinary Department at Atria Kennebunk challenged executive chefs from local Maine restaurants to a cooking competition as part of Atria Senior Living’s annual Chef Showdown. The Chef Showdown is a culinary competition taking place at more than 200 Atria communities across the U.S. and Canada. All recipes were required to include summer’s most […]
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Atria Kennebunk participates in Twine project
KENNEBUNK — Residents of Atria Kennebunk recently teamed up with Blixx Horses for a crafting activity to benefit the Animal Welfare Society of West Kennebunk. Blue twine was twisted into a number of uses, including toys for cats which have been donated to the shelter. SUBMITTED PHOTO
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Wells police break up underage drinking party on beach
WELLS — A complaint to Wells Police regarding a party at the beach on July 11 resulted in six teenagers from Massachusetts being charged with underage drinking. Joseph Mirabella, Riley Zaya, Justin Trevisani, Jonathan Sears, Jared Marguard and Joseph Rebeiro, all 18, all from Wilmington, Massachusetts, were issued summons for illegal possession of liquor by […]
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Annual ‘Val Ranco’ Pow Wow returning to Wells
WELLS — The Wells Chamber of Commerce and the New Hampshire Inter-Tribal Native American Council proudly announce the 16th Annual “Val Ranco” Pow Wow to be held on Saturday, July 21 and Sunday, July 22 at Wells Harbor Park. Pow Wow hours are 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily and the event will include dancing, drumming, flute music, […]
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