George Zimmerman, 29, is charged with second-degree murder, but the jury also is allowed to consider manslaughter.
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‘Malala Day’ puts Taliban on notice
The teenager gives her first public speech since she was shot in the head by the Pakistani Taliban.
‘Malala Day’ puts Taliban on notice
The teenager gives her first public speech since she was shot in the head by the Pakistani Taliban.
Caroline Glassman, Maine women’s legal pioneer, dies at 90
Glassman’s intellect and tenacity helped her become the first woman on Maine’s highest court.
Caroline Glassman, Maine women’s legal pioneer, dies at 90
Glassman’s intellect and tenacity helped her become the first woman on Maine’s highest court.
Bonny Eagle set to hire principal
STANDISH – By early next week, the School Administrative District 6 community should know the identity of the next principal of Bonny Eagle High School. According to Superintendent Frank Sherburne, school officials have signed a confidentiality agreement barring them from discussing the matter until the school board makes a decision, which is expected Tuesday, July […]
Bonny Eagle set to hire principal
STANDISH – By early next week, the School Administrative District 6 community should know the identity of the next principal of Bonny Eagle High School. According to Superintendent Frank Sherburne, school officials have signed a confidentiality agreement barring them from discussing the matter until the school board makes a decision, which is expected Tuesday, July […]
Bowden takes bus driver job
Westbrook School Department’s Transportation Department has finalized the termination of one administrative assistant position to make way for the new transportation coordinator. Peggy Bowden has accepted a position within the department as a school bus driver starting at the end of July. Bowden, who has been with the department for 29 years, had been working […]
First month of Westbrook kayak rentals sees ebb and flow
WESTBROOK – It’s been a little more than a month since Westbrook’s Presumpscot River Adventure program began renting kayaks and standup paddleboards along the river, and while the learning curve has been steep, expectations are still high that the rental program will stimulate use of the river even more. The new, city-installed docks and floating […]
At 243 years old, farm’s heydays endure
GORHAM – With drizzle stalling the hay harvest, Albert Erlon Mosher, 85, took time on Tuesday morning to tell the story of the farm his ancestors carved from a wilderness in Gorham. His forebear, Daniel Mosher, was one of Gorham’s first settlers in 1738 and ownership of the family’s present day land traces back 243 […]