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Quarantined dogs find new homes

Shannon, a 1 1/2-year-old Rottweiller, was one of the lucky dogs to find a new family on Saturday. The animal was adopted from the Animal Welfare Society in Kennebunk by a Waterboro family, 10-year-old Caleb, 7-year-old Elizabeth, their father Chris and mother, Cari (not pictured). (DINA MENDROS/Journal Tribune)

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A rising student exchange rate

SANFORD — They’re into movies, shopping at the mall, fast food and high school sports. Typical teenagers in just about any American town, right? Right, except these seven teens hail from far-flung locations, from China to Europe and Scandinavia to South America. They’ve been here since last autumn, when they began classes at Sanford High […]

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A rising student exchange rate

Exchange students attending classes at Sanford High School, framed by a globe in the school’s library on Wednesday. Left to right: Juan Hernandez of Columbia; Victoria Lobo Antuna of Spain; Simon Lardner of Sweden; Shuang “Mokke” Chen of China; Leonie Rodewald of Germany; Sonia Swiatloch of Germany; and Tammy Wiese of Germany. (JEFF LAGASSE/Journal Tribune)

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Saco prepares for fire station vote

Lieutenant Steve Kerner backs a fire truck into the Saco Fire Station’s equipment bay on Monday, being careful so as not to damage the truck’s rearview mirrors while backing into a narrow space. Saco residents will soon have a chance to vote on whether to build a newer, more modern building to house the Fire […]

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Saco prepares for fire station vote

SACO — The current central fire station, located at Thornton Avenue, has outgrown the fire department’s needs, according to fire officials. On Feb. 9, voters will decide whether the city should build a new fire station. A proposed bond would cover $6 million for the project plus $4 million of interest, to be paid off […]