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Brunswick police officer accused of sending obscene material to minor

BRUNSWICK — A town police officer is on administrative leave after being arrested Tuesday by federal authorities for allegedly attempting to transfer obscene material to a minor. Garrett Brosnan, 25, of Bath, appeared Wednesday in U.S. District Court in Portland. He faces a maximum of 10 years in prison and a maximum $250,000 fine, according to […]

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Summer, strawberries synonymous in Cape Elizabeth

CAPE ELIZABETH — Summer is here and with it the first fruits: sweet, juicy and delicious strawberries. The strawberry season in Maine is a short one, usually lasting only about two to three weeks, and the Cape Farm Alliance is ready to take advantage, holding its annual Strawberry Festival on Friday and Saturday, June 24 and […]

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UPDATE: Father of Scarborough man whose body was found in Portland Harbor says son ‘truly had a heart of gold’

PORTLAND — The father of Matthew Foster, the Scarborough man whose body was found Wednesday in Portland harbor, said Foster was a joyful, beloved person. “I loved him more than you can love anybody,” Mark Foster said Thursday morning. “He was a tremendous kid, he truly had a heart of gold.” Matthew Foster, 23, was found […]

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Topsham to discuss master plan for mall road

TOPSHAM — The town is seeking input on a master transportation planning study for Topsham Fair Mall Road that is expected to be presented to the Board of Selectmen in November. The 6 p.m. Tuesday, June 28, meeting at the Topsham Municipal Building will discuss whether transportation safety is a concern, if a more accommodating system […]

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Vote on $70M school bond expected

PORTLAND — The School Board was expected to vote on recommending a major bond proposal for school repairs to the City Council on Tuesday night. The $70 million being proposed would fund renovations at four of the city’s elementary schools: Reiche, Lyseth, Lincoln and Presumpscot, which were outlined in the 2013 study “Buildings for Our […]