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Obituaries

Published
July 2, 2010

Friday, July 2
Published
July 2, 2010

Man accused in topless coffee shop fire indicted on arson charges

Witnesses say Raymond Bellavance Jr. made frequent threats in 2009 about burning the Vassalboro business.
Published
June 25, 2010

State gets 29 pot dispensary applications

The Division of Licensing and Regulatory Services in the Department of Health and Human Services plans to review the applicants and award eight licenses on July 9.
Published
June 17, 2010

Red Storm go to OT to stay perfect

Class A girls' lacrosse: Gorham pushes unbeaten Scarborough to the limit in the Western title game.
Published
June 17, 2010

Clippers’ depth proves vital to beating Saints for title

Class B boys' lacrosse: Yarmouth gets plenty of support for its leading scorer to oust St. Dominic.

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Published
June 15, 2010

GOP nominee LePage plans party unity news conference

Wednesday's event will be the mayor's first news conference since winning the Republican primary.
Published
June 9, 2010

Natural Foodie: New cafe and bakery lets local food speak for itself

In a town that can’t get enough of Maine-grown eats, the new Local Sprouts Cafe & Bomb Diggity Bakery is sure to garner numerous fans. Thanks to the efforts of more than 200 volunteers, the restaurant opened on Friday in the former University of Southern Maine dorm on Congress Street, and has been serving locally […]
Published
June 9, 2010

Feature obituary: Mary Blake, 80, homemaker who loved covered bridges

WINDHAM – Mary Blake was crazy about covered bridges. So much so that when her husband set about building a bridge over a stream running through their property, she made him build a covered bridge. “I went to all these places” to ask if someone could build a covered bridge, “but she didn’t want that. […]
Published
June 9, 2010

Maine Voices: It is time for Catholic leaders to go

The entire worldwide hierarchy of the Catholic Church is too compromised to continue in positions of authority.
Published
June 4, 2010

Bayside Village in default, bank says

Portland's first private housing for students is 60 percent vacant and the mortgage isn't being paid, a lawsuit asserts.