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Get ready to thrive at Health Living Expo

SANFORD — Want to dance? How about some yoga, or Tai Chi? thinking about getting your hands n the garden soil come spring? Does “Engaging Aging” sound intriguing? Seniors age 65 and older and those with disabilities can see some demonstrations and get more information on these activities and more on April 2, when the […]

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Info disposal service creates jobs in Sanford

SANFORD –  For businesses, record keeping and safe information destruction is a year-round challenge, cycling files and securely destroying records, whether paper or electronic.  A Sanford business has been engaged in the safe destruction of information for almost eight years, and at the same time is providing employment opportunities for people with disabilities. SecureRMS, which […]

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Maine among most affordable states for insurance

YORK COUNTY — Thanks to a competitive market, Maine consumers are paying less for auto and home insurance than consumers in nearly every other state, so says Maine Insurance Superintendent Eric Cioppa. For the fifth consecutive year, Maine ranked third nationally for lowest average auto insurance premiums, and for the third year in a row […]

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‘We really are like a family’

WELLS — “Once a wrestler, always a wrestler.” It’s a motto that Wells senior Ryan Norton and the rest of the Warriors whole-heartedly believe in. Norton spoke that brief but important phrase at last weekend’s New England Qualifier. His season and high school career had just ended, but there was no doubt in his mind […]

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Troopers arrest eight Lyman residents for drugs

LYMAN — Maine State Police have completed the arrests of eight Lyman residents in a weeklong operation and charged them in connection with the seizure of methamphetamine and five firearms. Accor4ding to Maine State Police spokesman Steve McCausland, the arrests started with a traffic stop by troopers late Wednesday night along Route 202 in Alfred […]

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OOB seeking funds for sewer improvements

OLD ORCHARD BEACH — The town is seeking federal grant money to help fund what the town manager says are long overdue improvements on aging water, sewer and storm water infrastructure in the Washington Avenue area.  The Washington Avenue area has some of the oldest municipal infrastructure, with some of the storm and sewer systems […]