The Kennebec Land Trust hopes to add 3 miles of trail and 139 acres of conservation area by 2018.
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Maine man killed when his truck rolls over him and catches fire
Bruce Morang, 74, was unloading gear at his camp in northern Maine on Tuesday when the accident happened.
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Winthrop town manager resigns, takes responsibility for $166,000 error
Peter Nielsen said the tax mistake was made ‘on the municipal side’ and said he’ll work through June 30.
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Winthrop woman who killed 67-year-old in crash tells judge, ‘I’m not a lost cause’
Alyssa Marcellino, 25, is heading back to jail for six months after violating the terms of her probation imposed after she was convicted of causing a fatal Monmouth crash in 2014.
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Winthrop teen charged with parents’ murder faces hearings on prosecution as an adult
The state is seeking to prosecute Andrew Balcer, 18, as an adult, but that determination will come after the court considers a psychological evaluation of the teenager, who was 17 at the time of the killings.
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Winthrop school district considers later start time for students
Classes currently begin about 7:30 a.m. at Winthrop High School, but research suggests that students benefit from an extra hour of sleep.
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Winthrop woman who stole from church is sentenced for welfare fraud
Tricia Day qualified for benefits by failing to declare as income the embezzled funds.
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Mail recovery begins at Winthrop post office destroyed by fire
People expecting mail were sent to Manchester to see if their checks, packages and other mail made it through the fire.
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Fire destroys Winthrop post office, raising worries about fate of mail
With tax season in full swing and many Americans waiting for their forms to arrive in the mail, that uncertainty could cause consternation for some Winthrop residents.
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Winthrop council expresses ‘no confidence’ in schools chief Rosenthal
But school board members continue to back the embattled superintendent, saying he has improved test scores and saved money.