Lynn Perkins, 37, is accused of killing Matthew Hamilton, 49. Perkins’ attorney said Hamilton assaulted Perkins months before his death.
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Police investigating death of Maine man found in Standish last week
Matthew Hamilton, 49, was found dead by Cumberland County sheriff’s deputies on the evening of Oct. 3, state police said Thursday.
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Standish adopts permanent changes to transfer station schedule
The changes, which were trialed over the course of the summer, extend the number of days the station is open from four to six.
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Standish officials weigh merits of Maple Street Wharf proposal
Town Council members expressed skepticism of the proposal, which would convert 300 feet of Maple Street into a footpath.
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As anniversary of WWII’s end approaches, Maine principal recalls his service on historic USS Missouri
Ahead of the 80th anniversary of the Japanese surrender, Ted Finn looks back on his time on the ‘Mighty Mo.’
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Standish officials gathering information for proposed commuter lot
A park-and-ride survey is available on the town website.
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Proposed pedestrian footpath near Sebago Lake in Standish draws mixed opinions
The proposal would turn 300 feet of Maple Street that leads to a wharf into a footpath. Concerns have been raised about disabled residents’ access to the water.
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Young Standish duo reel in national bass fishing championship
JT Cross and Jake Paradis won The Bass Federation’s Junior World Championship in South Dakota.
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Standish holds joint workshop on comprehensive plan
The designers of Standish’s new comprehensive plan, the first in nearly two decades, answered questions from the Town Council regarding its implementation.
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Standish unveils comprehensive plan, last updated in 2006
The town’s updated proposal focuses on how to accommodate rapid post-pandemic population growth while also preserving the town’s rural character.