A Buxton man, a Wells woman and two North Berwick residents died in the head-on collision Saturday, police say.
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Two men injured in Limington head-on crash
The accident on Sokokis Avenue on Saturday remains under investigation.
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Buxton man, 31, made ‘improper pass’ in fatal Berwick crash
The three others killed were: a 73-year-old woman, a 29-year-old man and a 7-year-old boy, but police have not released their identities.
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Two Maine men charged with illegal drug trafficking
A search of their vehicle on the Maine Turnpike in York uncovers methamphetamine and a loaded high-capacity rifle, state police say.
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Car hits utility pole, witnesses drag driver to safety in Arundel
Witnesses dragged the driver to safety, the York County sheriff says.
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Fire heavily damages Westbrook apartment building
No one was hurt in the Friday night blaze, which displaced nine families, the Fire Department says.
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Newcastle mourns ‘heartbreaking’ loss of girl killed in crash
Isabelle Manahan, 15, a talented Lincoln Academy freshman, was driving without a license when her car left the road and hit some trees in Edgecomb.
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Yarmouth High student wins app challenge contest
Michael Guertler will share $10,000 in college scholarships.
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Family of girl killed in 1968 finds closure after Sanford hit-and-run death
Darlene Ashby McCann, who was with her young sister when she was killed, says the tragedy came ‘full circle’ when Douglas Parkhurst was struck Friday by another hit-and-run driver.
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Man hit, killed by car at Sanford ball field confessed 5 years ago to a fatal 1968 hit-and-run
Douglas Parkhurst, 68, of West Newfield told police in New York state that he was driving the car that struck and killed a 4-year-old girl.