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Class of 2016: Cape Elizabeth student defies labels

CAPE ELIZABETH — Haley Fawcett doesn’t let stereotypes hold her back. Whether it’s the notion that engineering is for boys or that scientists can’t also excel in creative arts, the Cape Elizabeth High School senior defies social expectations. “I don’t think of myself as the only girl on the robotics team,” Fawcett said. “That’s not my […]

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Nourse becomes Freeport’s 1st woman police chief

FREEPORT — Acting Police Chief Susan Nourse on Wednesday will become the first woman sworn in as permanent chief of police. The Town Council approved Nourse’s appointment Tuesday night, with an annual salary of $81,500. Councilors voted 6-0, with Councilor Lee Arris abstaining. A swearing-in ceremony was scheduled for noon Wednesday at Town Hall. Town Manager […]

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Cumberland's new chief promises to 'steward' Police Department

CUMBERLAND — The town’s fifth police chief, Charles “Chip” Rumsey, was sworn in at Monday’s Town Council meeting. Rumsey was most recently deputy chief of the Waterville Police Department, where he spent the past 21 years. He replaces Joe Charron, who retired as chief April 1 after 34 years in Cumberland. Rumsey’s annual salary is $90,000. He […]

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Class of 2016: Freeport student wants ‘to help people the way people helped me’

FREEPORT — Traumatic car accidents are usually life-altering in a bad way. Sakerian Morris’ experience led to his life’s purpose. The Freeport High School senior, who will graduate with the Class of 2016 Sunday, June 12, at Merrill Auditorium in Portland, was involved in a car accident when he was 10 years old. He was thrown from […]