Veterans Count Maine, a program of Easterseals, is raising money this week with a rappelling event at 1 Canal Plaza in downtown Portland.
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Lakes Region June 8 election roundup
Voters took to the polls Tuesday to elect local officials and vote on municipal and school budgets.
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From farm work to artwork: Redneck Hay Wagon gets a makeover
Isabelle Edwards hopes to have The Art Bus open for business this summer in Casco.
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Casco hires new town manager
Sabattus Town Manager Anthony Ward will start in Casco June 14 with a starting salary of $100,000.
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Forensic anthropologist helps police investigate bones found in Casco shed
Marcella Sorg, a research professor at the University of Maine, has been consulting with the state’s chief medical examiner since 1977.
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Woman was reported missing in March from Casco home where skeletal remains were found
Police have not identified the person whose remains were found in a shed on the property and said the investigation is continuing.
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Police investigate discovery of human remains at home of deceased Casco man
Relatives cleaning out their father’s home after his death found the remains in an outbuilding on the property on Poland Spring Road.
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Discovery of human remains in Casco is considered suspicious
The skeletal remains were found near a home.
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Letter: Loon Echo Land Trust deserves credit for conservation
One of the many reasons we love living in the Lakes Region is our beautiful natural environment. And during this past year it called to us more than ever. When we could not enjoy movie theaters and restaurants or enjoy indoor gatherings with friends and family, we took to the hills! Thanks to Loon Echo […]
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Region’s schools vary on increasing in-person learning
Though COVID-19 case numbers have spiked across the region, the five school districts in the Lakes Region have made different decisions on whether to increase in-person instruction for the remainder of the academic year.