Justin Richard needed emergency heart surgery after he was stabbed in the chest during an alleged kidnapping and extortion ploy.
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Sanford police seek public’s help in identifying car thief
The man, who was wearing Patriots and Red Sox gear, drove off with a Toyota from a convenience store, police say.
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Sanford first-grader threatens to get a gun when asked to share swing set
Margaret Chase Smith School sends a letter to parents informing them of the incident, generating intense discussion in the community amid the heightened vigilance around school shootings.
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Wrestling: Maine Sunday Telegram 2018 All-State team
Skowhegan, Cony and Noble lead the way with two selections each.
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Sanford bicyclist in serious condition after collision with car
The collision occurred on Main Street, near the intersection with Acorn Street, around 6 p.m. Wednesday.
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Wrestling: Sanford looks for memorable finale at state championships
The Spartans, winners of 17 wrestling state championships, host their final championship event at Memorial Gym in what shapes up as a wide-open Class A meet.
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Three from Sanford charged with kidnapping, assault
They are accused of luring a man to an abandoned apartment, beating him and attempting to extort an undisclosed amount of money for his release.
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Two Maine credit unions seek merger
York County Federal Credit Union of Sanford and Atlantic Federal Credit Union of Brunswick have decided to pursue a merger of equals.
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Sanford man arrested after 3-mile police chase
Gregory Cote, 25, fled a traffic stop on Thursday night before a trooper forced him off the road, Maine State Police say.
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Police search after toddler’s 911 call leaves Sanford residents panicked
Police sound sirens as they drive through a couple of downtown neighborhoods trying to track down the cellphone call, which came from a number with no information attached.