WINDHAM — Arnold Brown captured enemy soldiers and saved 10 of his own men’s lives while wounded during the Korean War. He was recognized for his valiant efforts as a Marine with a Bronze Star and four Purple Hearts, but never told his family about his heroic acts. “I didn’t even know he was a […]
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Feature Obituary: Marion Mason, 89, ceramics artist, traveler, gambler
CAPE ELIZABETH — Marion Mason had a lucky streak when it came to gambling. In her years of retirement, Mrs. Mason and her husband, John, traveled across country, often spending as much as a month camping at Circus Circus in Las Vegas. “They were both gamblers; she really enjoyed it,” said her son David Mason. […]
Freeport is now in the palm of your hand
A new Web application provides on-the-go information about shops, restaurants and hotels.
Freeport businesses create app for smart phones
The Freeport Merchants Association has launched an app for smart phones, allowing travelers quick access to information about 130 businesses.
Spurwink giving teens their space at Casco campus
CASCO – Spurwink’s Casco Program is expanding its facilities, adding two classrooms for at-risk teens receiving day treatment and a new conference room, which open today. “This is important because we’re increasing the space available for a population that needs more space in order to learn,” program director Tim McMahon said. “These adolescents require a […]
Feature Obituary: Barbara Gerrish, 75, faced tragedy without bitterness
WELLS – Barbara Gerrish thought giving back to others in her community was therapeutic. For more than a decade, Mrs. Gerrish volunteered regularly for organizations supplying Meals on Wheels to home-bound residents in Kennebunk and Wells. In addition, she helped local elderly residents with transportation or other daily needs. “The adage, it is better to […]
Feature obituary:Georgette Nelson, antiques dealer, took pride in family
ARUNDEL – As a buyer and an avid collector of antiques, Georgette Nelson often shared her finds with her family — but not always for long. She once gave a nice bookcase to her son, James Nelson, he remembers. Later, she called and said, “I’ve sold your bookcase and I’ll get you another one,” he […]
A quiet place amid city’s bustle
A hike in the Presumpscot Preserve proves a riverside green space can coexist with Maine’s largest city.
Fund established for girl injured by falling tree
Emily Malewitz is still in critical condition after a three-hour surgery, but is expected to make a full, but slow, recovery.
Man dies in motorcycle crash in Alfred
A woman passenger on the bike is injured and taken to Maine Med.