Chandler Guptill said the award means he is poised to finish his degree sooner than originally planned.
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Dozens jump in to fight domestic violence
Keeping their distance, a few brave souls braved the ocean for Caring Unlimited’s 20th annual Atlantic Plunge on Saturday in Kennebunk.
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A merry and bright holiday thank you
Teachers and staff at all six schools that make up RSU 21 received a festive thank you in the form of poinsettias just before the holiday, in recognition of their work. Tom Estabrook, owner of Estabrook Garden Center in Kennebunk and Yarmouth, donated the poinsettias by working with Mike and Stacie Corsie with Terrapin Landscapes […]
Posted inBiddeford-Saco-OOB Courier, Southern Maine Weeklies
Legislators assigned to committees ahead of session in New Year
As of Dec. 21, no firm date for the start of the 130th Legislative session had been scheduled.
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Pandemic travel causes contractor to withdraw from beach job
Agreement means Kennebunk won’t have to pay increased cost associated with new contract.
Posted inKennebunk Post, Southern Maine Weeklies
George Ford thanks his lifesavers at Kennebunk Fire Rescue
He felt dizzy, and the next thing Ford remembered was a nurse informing him his heart had stopped for 30 minutes.
Posted inKennebunk Post, Southern Maine Weeklies
Wreaths Across America convoy stirs pride, positivity
‘I wouldn’t miss it,” said U.S. Navy veteran Jeff Browne.
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Donations to playground fund will be matched through Dec. 31
The project, by the Kennebunk Elementary School Parent Teacher Association, will be inclusive of kids with mobility challenges.
Posted inBiddeford-Saco-OOB Courier, Southern Maine Weeklies
York County Jail earns kudos for new COVID-19 control plan
Much of the plan has been implemented, said a reviewer with the Maine Department of Corrections.
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As vaccines arrive in Maine, SMHC officials discuss COVID-19 impact
In general, patients are less likely to be as sick as those hospitalized in the first surge of coronavirus, they said.