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Lagging R&D investment seen hurting state

While Maine is nationally known for its prestigious research and development foundations like Jackson Labs and the Foundation for Blood Research, it still lags far behind in investing for innovation in private industry and at the university level. And that is keeping the state poor. That’s the working premise behind the newly formed special legislative […]

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Westbrook Republicans to meet

The Westbrook Republican City Committee invites all Westbrook Republicans to attend the next meeting Sunday, Sept. 24. The event will begin at 6:30 p.m. in the training room on the first floor of the Public Safety Building with light refreshments and a social time. The meeting begins at 7 p.m. For more information, call Bill […]

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AJ obits 0921

Lenora Berry, 93 Taught in rural one-room schools Lenora (Nonie) Berry, 93, Gorham, died on Sept. 4, 2006, at the Gorham House where she had resided since January 2002. Lenora was born in Buxton on Jan. 5, 1913, the youngest child of Frank and Susan (Flood) Berry. She graduated from S.D. Hanson High School in […]

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In the thrall of a Gorham classic

The 23-room house and property on Fort Hill Road in Gorham has weathered more than two centuries. Now known as Dragonfly Farm, its fate is in the hands of Peter and Debe Loughlin, who are pouring their hearts into preserving the historic home and a way of life. The house was built about 1774 by […]