KIBBUTZ NAHAL OZ, Israel (AP) — The Israeli military is expecting a large turnout for a protest at the Israeli border with the Gaza Strip and is warning residents to stay far away. Over 115 Palestinians have been killed by Israeli fire during near-weekly demonstrations that began March 30. The Hamas-led demonstrations have been fueled […]
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Stormy Daniels’ former attorney countersues porn actress
LOS ANGELES (AP) — A day after Stormy Daniels accused her former lawyer of being a “puppet” for President Donald Trump, the attorney countersued the porn star and her new attorney for defamation and accused Trump’s personal attorney of illegally recording their telephone calls. The countersuit was filed Thursday in federal court in Los Angeles […]
Trump likely to face chilly reception at G-7 conference
WASHINGTON (AP) — Before President Donald Trump sits down with a third-generation North Korean autocrat, he will face what may well turn out to be a tougher crowd — some of America’s oldest allies. With his new tariffs increasing U.S. isolation, Trump heads to Canada on Friday for a meeting of the Group of Seven […]
Underwood makes history again, Shelton takes top CMT award
Carrie Underwood continued to make history as the most decorated act at the CMT Music Awards with 18 wins, while Blake Shelton walked away with the night’s top prize. Shelton, the only person to win two awards Wednesday, won video of the year for “I’ll Name the Dogs” at the Bridgestone Arena in Nashville, Tennessee. […]
Concert marks two decades of making joyful music for Tri City Chorus
SACO — Two decades of making joyful music together hasn’t dampened the enthusiasm that members of the Tri City Community Chorus have for singing, or for each other. Gathering to observe the non-profit organization’s 20th anniversary celebration with a special concert performance Saturday evening, Tri City participants consider what they do to be a labor […]
Apartment fire displaces 14 in Sanford
SANFORD — A total of 14 people were displaced following a fire at a three-story apartment building on Bowdoin Court on Sanford’s east side on Wednesday afternoon. No one was injured in the blaze in the three-apartment building that was first reported just before 1:30 p.m., said Sanford Fire Department Capt. Brian Watkins. “We arrived […]
Vintage planes to rev up at Sanford Airport on Saturday
SANFORD — During World War II, Corsairs used to train on the runway at what we now know as Sanford Seacoast Regional Airport. A plane just like those that practiced landing on a aircraft carrier in a special section of the airport, a World War II F4B Corsair owned by the Collings Foundation, will be […]
‘Day of Caring’ makes impossible become possible in York County
YORK COUNTY — More than 1,000 volunteers participating in United Way of York County’s annual “Day of Caring” learned first-hand Wednesday that if you come together with a mission, the impossible can become possible. At 58 different sites across the county, volunteers performed a variety of tasks intended to improve the lives of residents young […]
Sanford Police ask for help in identifying ballpark witnesses
SANFORD — If you were the man who threw a baseball bat at the vehicle that exited Goodall Park Friday night after it had careened around the ball field, Sanford Police would like to speak with you. Similarly, detectives would like to identify and speak with a number of other witnesses in connection with the […]
OOB finalizes municipal budget
OLD ORCHARD BEACH — The Old Orchard Beach Town Council voted unanimously on Tuesday to approve a nearly $16.4 million municipal operating budget and a nearly $1.7 million capital improvement budget. The municipal budget includes a $600,000 draw from the town’s undesignated fund to help offset a tax increase. Town Manager Larry Mead said when factoring a […]
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