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Hot diggity dog

The Oscar Mayer weinermobile made a stop at the Walmart parking lot in Biddeford on Sunday. The 27-foot-long, hot-dog shaped vehicle is one of six traveling the country promoting the Oscar Mayer brand. The first weinermobile was created in 1936.

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The power of words a lifeline for local poet

BIDDEFORD — Writing poetry is a passion of Sandy Duross, and it’s also been her lifeline. Duross, 77, is a vibrant personality. As customers walked through the door of Trillium, a boutique in downtown Biddeford, on Saturday, many were immediately drawn to the woman dressed in bold shades of purple with lavender streaks highlighting her […]

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Ogunquit’s Leavitt Theatre prepares for summer silent film series with live music

OGUNQUIT — Film fans will be able to revisit big-screen classics of the silent film era this summer as Ogunquit’s Leavitt Theatre is preparing to screen some of the best-loved movies from the earliest days of cinematic history. Starting May 30 and running through Oct. 26, movie buffs can watch screenings of renowned classic silent films […]

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Shanahan says military won’t leave until southern border is secure

MCALLEN, Texas (AP) — Acting Defense Secretary Patrick Shanahan visited a border city in Texas on Saturday and said he intends to accelerate planning to secure the border and bolster the administration’s ability to accomplish that without the Pentagon’s continuous help. He also offered assurances to perhaps two dozen Border Patrol agents and other officials […]

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Cape Elizabeth council to vote on Fort Williams parking fees

CAPE ELIZABETH — A comprehensive plan to implement pay-and-display parking at Fort Williams Park is scheduled for a Town Council vote Monday. Last November, Town Manager Matthew Sturgis issued a request for proposals from parking management companies that would provide equipment and agents to enforce pay-and-display parking. Unified Parking Partners submitted the only proposal and […]

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Saco woman killed in wrong way crash on highway

AUGUSTA — A Saco woman was killed  in a crash on I-95 in Augusta on Saturday night, that left the passenger of another car critically injured. Sierra Prescott, 22, of Saco was killed instantly after driving her car in the wrong lane and colliding head-on with two other cars on the northbound lane of I-95 in Augusta […]

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Survey: Heating oil prices dropping in Maine

AUGUSTA — A Maine survey indicates heating oil prices are dropping — good news for consumers still running furnaces during a chilly spring. The Governor’s Energy Office said Thursday the average statewide cash price for heating oil is now $2.84 per gallon, down several cents since mid-March. Kerosene is following a similar trend while propane […]

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Two men pulled from Casco Bay by ferry crew

Two men were pulled from the frigid waters of Casco Bay on Saturday afternoon near a capsized canoe. Portland resident Jake Morrel said he was returning home from an early Mother’s Day celebration on Peaks Island with his wife and daughter when the Casco Bay Lines ferry he was riding broke off from its normal […]