LOS ANGELES (AP) — A woman was shot and killed when a gunman ran into a busy Los Angeles supermarket where he held dozens of people hostage for about three hours Saturday before handcuffing himself and surrendering to police. No hostages were seriously hurt. About two hours before taking the hostages, police say the man […]
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Cushing man pleads guilty to threatening high school
ROCKLAND — A 20-year-old Cushing man will serve 120 days in jail for making threats against Oceanside High School in March if he meets certain conditions over the next year, otherwise he will serve a year in jail. Thomas E. Sawyer of Cushing pleaded guilty July 12 to terrorizing and violating a condition of release. A deferred […]
Visitors find lots to dig at Yarmouth Clam Festival
YARMOUTH — Saturday morning attendees at the Yarmouth Clam Festival had big questions on their minds such as, “What exactly is in a lime rickey?” and “Who will win the celebrity clam-shucking competition?” Visitors said there was a lot to dig at the 53rd annual clam festival, which kicked off its biggest day Saturday with […]
Sanford Water District lifts Boil Water Alert for industrial park area
SANFORD — A “Boil Water Order” issued Friday morning by the Sanford Water District for the area surrounding the Airport Industrial Park has been lifted. According to David Parent, Sanford Water District superintendent, all samples taken after a contractor broke a water line in the area were negative for possible contamination. “The water is, and as […]
Contamination on the deline in Old Orchard Beach’s recycling stream
OLD ORCHARD BEACH — Town officials say the rate of contamination in recycling is less than anticipated. Like many municipalities in the area, Old Orchard Beach contracts with Ecomaine to process its recyclable materials. Recyclables are picked up weekly at homes, and those who live in apartment or condominium buildings or mobile home parks can […]
Biddeford to host 11th annual Bacon Street Festival
The Annual Bacon Street Festival, a free event for all community members offered as part of the National Night Out campaign, is celebrating its 11th year of offering family-friendly fun on Sunday, Aug. 5. This year’s event will be held at 39 Sullivan St. in St. Andre’s senior housing parking lot in the Bacon Street […]
Gal Gadot shows ‘Wonder Woman 1984’ first look at Comic-Con
SAN DIEGO (AP) — “Wonder Woman 1984” is only three and a half weeks into production, but that didn’t stop star Gal Gadot and director Patty Jenkins from bringing some footage to Comic-Con. Audiences in the comic book convention’s Hall H on Saturday got an early look at a scene where Diana Prince saves a […]
Speeding, unlawful towing items on Kennebunkport Police Log
KENNEBUNKPORT — The following individuals were arrested or issued a summons by Kennebunkport Police from July 2 to July 13, 2018. Alana Craig, 35, of Kennebunkport, was issued a summons for exceeding the posted speed limit after the above violation was observed on Dyke Road. Maureen Dempsey, 21, of Kennebunkport, was issued a summons for […]
Saco artist showcases work at Clay Hill Farm
CAPE NEDDICK — Clay Hill Farm is proud to announce the opening of a new outdoor artistic venture: The ‘Dreams Feed Me’ Sculpture Garden by Saco artist Patrick Pierce. This collection of contemporary sculptures embodies history, nature, beauty and purpose. Made of steel, copper, bronze and wood, the seven-piece show brings fulfillment to a rarely explored […]
Chinese leader arrives for Africa visit as U.S. interest wanes
DAKAR, Senegal (AP) — Chinese President Xi Jinping arrived in Africa on Saturday on a four-nation visit seeking deeper military and economic ties while his rival in a bitter trade war, the Trump administration, shows little interest in the world’s second most populous continent. This is Xi’s first trip abroad since he was appointed to […]
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