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Self-defense to be claimed in Holland trial

BANGOR — Today marks the beginning of what attorneys are estimating will be a two-week trial for accused murderer Rory Holland. Holland, 56, of Biddeford, is charged with two counts of murder for the shooting deaths of Biddeford brothers Derek Greene, 21, and Gage Greene, 19, on June 30, 2009. Jury selection took place on […]

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Rustling up a ‘heavenly’ meal

CORNISH — With a cackle and a frenzied rustling of feathers, a cock pheasant scrambles up into the air, discovered by the keen nose of a spaniel, and with a resounding shot becomes a prize catch. Such is the scene of a pheasant hunt, in a season that began this month and runs through the […]

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Durfee arrested, released on bail

ALFRED — John Durfee, bailed from York County Jail Thursday night, claims he was not the driver of the vehicle seen leaving the area after his wife was found unconscious on the side of Route 91 in Eliot Oct. 13. Durfee, who was wanted by York Police on a felony charge of eluding an officer, […]

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Firefighters union supports racino

BIDDEFORD — Without new revenue, cuts to the Biddeford Fire Department and services to the city will need to be made, said a representative from the Biddeford Career Firefighters Union, Local 3107. That’s why, he said, the union is supporting the referendum question this November to allow a racino in Biddeford. In a 4-1 vote, […]

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Biddeford voters clash over racino proposal

BIDDEFORD — Tensions ran high on Tuesday, when a standing room only crowd packed City Hall to discuss the proposal to bring harness racing and an accompanying slot machine facility to Biddeford. Discussion by proponents and opponents of the measure at times elicited applause, booing and shouting. The issue became public on Aug. 17 when, […]