SACO — The Saco Police Department is requesting the public’s assistance locating Nathaniel Glavin. Glavin is 38 years old, 5 feet 9 inches tall and 165 pounds with brown hair and blue eyes. Anyone who knows where this missing Saco resident or sees him should contact Detective Sgt. Hardiman at 282-8216.
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Democratic Hammond in running for Register of Deeds
ALFRED— Longtime title researcher Nancy Hammond of Lyman is seeking the Democratic nod in the June 12 primary for York County Register of Deeds. The seat is an open one — Register Debra Anderson isn’t seeking another term and will retire at the expiration of her term on Dec. 31. Hammond, 55, will be challenged […]
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New auto dealership open in Sanford
Marc Motors opened its new Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep and Ram dealership in south Sanford a couple of weeks ago and held a grand opening on Saturday. The dealership is Marc Greenberg’s second in Sanford. His Nissan dealership has been on Main Street near the Center for Shopping for more than 20 years. A decade ago […]
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Passersby alert sleeping family to fire; all escape without injury
SPRINGVALE — A resident of a home at 36 Morrison Road that burned to the ground early Saturday is crediting passersby who saw the blaze and pounded on the door for saving his life and the lives of his five family members. “He saved our lives, there is no doubt in my mind,” said John […]
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Turnpike work in Biddeford to close southbound ramps at night
BIDDEFORD — Motorists heading southbound on the Maine Turnpike in Biddeford at night this week should probably find another route. According to a press release from the Maine Turnpike Authority, on- and off-ramps at exit 32 south in Biddeford will be closed at night this week for construction work. Both the southbound on- and off-ramps […]
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School funding, tax reform in limbo in Maine
AUGUSTA (AP) — Maine lawmakers and Republican Gov. Paul LePage are blaming each other for legislative inaction during the run-up to a crucial campaign season. No action has been taken on funding for nursing homes, schools, expanded drug treatment amid the opioid crisis or numerous other issues. Lawmakers have passed about 100 laws this year, […]
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Turner resident dies in house fire
TURNER (AP) — The state fire marshal is investigating the cause of a house fire that left a man dead. The fire marshal identifies the victim as 69-year-old Daniel Chabot. Maine’s fire marshal is investigating what led to the late Friday afternoon fire on Snell Hill Road in Turner. The fire started in a bedroom […]
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Libertarians hold convention in Bangor
BANGOR (AP) — The Libertarian Party of Maine is holding its biennial state convention in Bangor. The party on Saturday is set to hear from Maine House candidates Cody Blackburn and Bonnie Young and New Hampshire U.S. House candidate Justin O’Donnell. The Libertarian Party of Maine in 2016 submitted enough signatures to become an official […]
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Hawaii volcano spawns new fissure near geothermal plant
VOLCANO, Hawaii (AP) — Hawaii’s Kilauea volcano spawned a new lava fissure Saturday, emitting minor lava spatter less than a mile from a geothermal energy plant. The U.S. Geological Survey said 16 fissures have now opened up on the Big Island. The latest arose around 6:45 a.m. about 1 mile (1.6 kilometer) northeast of the […]
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Suicide bombers hit Indonesian church, killing 11
SURABAYA, Indonesia (AP) — Suicide bombers on motorcycles and including a woman with children targeted Sunday Mass congregations in three churches in Indonesia’s second-largest city, killing at least 11 people and wounding dozens in one of the worst attacks on the country’s Christian minority, police said. The bombings were the deadliest to target churches in […]
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