WINDSOR, England (AP) — Meghan Markle announced Thursday her father will not be at her marriage to Prince Harry due to health problems. “Sadly, my father will not be attending our wedding,” she said in a statement released by Kensington Palace. “I have always cared for my father and hope he can be given the […]
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Mideast conflicts connected by vying powerbrokers
The modern Middle East has been plagued by ruinous wars: country versus country, civil wars with internecine and sectarian bloodletting, and numerous eruptions centered on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. But never in the last 70 years have they seemed as interconnected as now with Iran and Saudi Arabia vying for regional control, while Israel also seeks […]
Backstreet Boys release new single and video
LOS ANGELES (AP) — The Backstreet Boys have a new single. They released “Don’t Go Breaking My Heart” on Thursday, along with a video that shows the quintet dancing in sync. Singer Nick Carte r tweeted thanks to fans for 25 years of support. Carter, Brian Littrell, Kevin Richardson, A.J. McLean and Howie Dorough will resume a […]
Officials from Cumberland, York counties team up for hazmat training
SACO – A hazmat drill on Wednesday morning brought emergency officials from York and Cumberland counties together to prepare for the real thing. Firefighters from Portland, South Portland, Saco, Biddeford and Old Orchard Beach along with staff from York County Emergency Management Agency joined together at the Saco Fire Station on North Street to participate […]
They made memories through a camera lens
SANFORD — They captured the tender moments, the loving moments, the happy times. They have photographed thousands of school children — from images of youngsters just entering first grade to seniors about to leave high school for the next phase of their lives. Robert “Bob” and Claire Creteau may have been the photographers at your wedding […]
ACLU, state spar in court over using Medicaid to pay for abortions
AUGUSTA — Maine’s highest court heard arguments Wednesday on whether the Department of Health and Human Services is violating women’s constitutional rights by refusing to pay for abortions through the state’s Medicaid program. Justices on Maine’s Supreme Judicial Court questioned attorneys for the American Civil Liberties Union of Maine and the state about restrictions on […]
Connecticut man sentenced to 25 years for distributing drugs from Biddeford
PORTLAND — The last of three men arrested as part of a large drug ring in the Biddeford-Saco area in January 2016 was sentenced on Wednesday. Erick Adams, also known as “X,” 40, of Taftville, Connecticut, and thought to be the leader of the group, was sentenced to 25 years in prison and five years […]
Judge orders Farmington resident to forfeit guns seized in heroin raid
FARMINGTON — A Franklin County justice Tuesday ordered 19 guns seized in 2016 during a heroin trafficking investigation at a Farmington home to be turned over to the state. Mark Barrett, 61, formerly of Farmington, is serving three years of an eight-year sentence with the Department of Corrections. He testified at a criminal forfeiture hearing […]
Attorney general accuses 2 men of racially motivated attack in Biddeford
The Maine Attorney General’s Office has filed a civil complaint against two Biddeford men that accuses them of violating the state’s Civil Rights Act during an alleged assault of an African-American man last month. Dusty Leo, 27, and Maurice Diggins, 34, have been charged criminally with aggravated assault. They also could face up to a […]
Phippsburg approves $2.3 million budget
PHIPPSBURG — Phippsburg voters approved appropriations to the tune of $2,381,301.50 at the business portion of their annual town meeting Tuesday evening — $2,184 more than the warrant called for. Changes came on two items: The town hall budget and funding for the Bath Area Food Bank. Though selectmen recommended just $12,316 for the town hall […]
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