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Justice Ginsburg warns of more 5-4 decisions ahead

WASHINGTON (AP) — Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg suggested Friday that there will be sharp divisions among her colleagues as they finish their term, with decisions in high-profile cases about the census and the drawing of electoral maps expected before the end of the month. The justice was speaking at a conference for judges […]

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Children’s Museum gets federal grant to clean up development site in Portland

The Children’s Museum & Theatre of Maine will receive a significant infusion of federal funds to develop a site in Portland where it plans to build a new facility, a move that means the downtown landmark in Portland’s arts district must be sold. Members of Maine’s congressional delegation announced Wednesday that the Children’s Museum has […]

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Saco police chief to retire

SACO — Police Chief Raynald “Ray” Demers will be retiring later this month. In a May 31 letter to City Administrator Kevin Sutherland, Demers stated that he would be retiring effective June 14. Demers said in the letter he has worked nearly 35 years in the department, and has worked his way to chief and […]

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Sanford band director Josh Champagne takes a bow

SANFORD – When Joshua Champagne finished a four-year hitch in the U.S. Marines, he spent time working other jobs – and then, when  opportunity knocked six years ago, he became Sanford High School’s band director. Champagne, a 1999 Sanford High School graduate, has enjoyed his time at the school and is credited with building the […]