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LePage takes parting shot at ‘stolen election’ that cost fellow Republican his seat in Congress

Jared Golden will be sworn in with the other members of the incoming Congress on Jan. 3. Gov. Paul LePage signed off on the state’s first-in-the-nation ranked-choice election to Congress on Friday, but also left a note of protest against the voter-approved election law that propelled Democratic state Rep. Jared Golden to a victory over […]

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Restoration begins for Kennebunkport’s Town House School

KENNEBUNKPORT — In some ways, preserving a historical building is a direct link for future residents to the past and that’s the goal of the Kennebunkport Historical Society’s efforts to restore the Town House School. Renovation work on the Town House School, the last one-room schoolhouse in Kennebunkport, began earlier this month. The $450,000 project […]

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Maine Rep hosts improv comedy

BIDDEFORD —  Maine Repertory Theater’s American Chamber of Comedy premiere production “It’s Beginning to Look a Lot Like Improv” closes tonight with a 9 p.m. performance. Maine Rep is located in the Pepperell Mill complex at 40 Main St., Building 13. To get to the theater, enter the doors to the left of Portland Pie. […]

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Saco sock drive sets new record

  SACO — The Saco Police Department collected and distributed more than 1,000 pairs of socks for area seniors in its annual Socks for Seniors drive. This was a record amount for the sock drive, which began in 2015 and last year collected about 500 pairs of socks. The police department decided to raise the […]

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‘Faces Behind Atrocity’ exhibition in Biddeford aims to raise awareness of human trafficking

BIDDEFORD — Engine will host an opening reception of Faces Behind Atrocity, an exhibition featuring the work of award-winning American documentary photographer Matilde Simas of Boston from 3 to 5 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 12 in Biddeford. January is National Slavery and Human Trafficking Prevention Month and this exhibition intends to raise awareness of trafficking happening here […]

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Biddeford resident receives Maine Judicial Branch honor

PORTLAND — Supreme Court Chief Justice Leigh I. Saufley has  announced the recipients of this year’s Judicial Branch Performance Council employee and volunteer recognition awards and a Biddeford resident is among those being honored for her work. Each year since 1997, the Judicial Branch has honored individual employees, teams, and volunteers who have made outstanding […]