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Published
July 27, 2022

York police searching for suspect who stole Ferrari and crashed it

The gray 2021 Ferrari CP 812 GT, whose owner says it's worth more than $700,000, was stolen from the Cliff House in Cape Neddick on Saturday night.
Published
July 10, 2022

Latest impact of PFAS contamination: Rising sewer rates

The looming cost to homeowners in public sewer districts is the latest impact of an expanding crisis that has contaminated agricultural fields and drinking wells, closed farms and left some fish and game unsafe to eat.
Published
June 27, 2022

Judge tosses lawsuit challenging border between towns of York, Kittery

York, which had sued its municipal counterpart, could continue to fight. The town select board will meet next month to discuss its next steps.
Published
May 24, 2022

York police warn about so-called ‘grandparent scam’

There have been 2 incidents where a substantial amount of money was taken from the victims, authorities say.
Published
May 9, 2022

York County summer trolley lines suspended amid labor shortage

Two seasonal trolley lines heavily used by visitors in tourism-heavy beach towns will not run this summer because their operator cannot hire enough drivers.

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Published
April 24, 2022

Border dispute between Maine’s two oldest towns heads to court

York and Kittery are at odds over the exact location of a section of the border between the towns first drawn 370 years ago.
Published
March 31, 2022

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Published
January 25, 2022

Maine education groups rally against challenges to books

The York School Committee is considering whether to grant an appeal from a local resident who asked to have a sex education book removed.
Published
January 13, 2022

York releases video showing police dog attack that led to $325,000 settlement

Seacoast Media Group made a public records request for the video and York officials released it late Wednesday.
Published
January 7, 2022

York schools move to online learning as COVID cases ramp up

Concerned about staffing shortages, the superintendent said the district won't return to in-person classes until after the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday.