SKOWHEGAN — Ten friends and relatives of homicide victim Rita St. Peter watched Thursday as the man accused of killing their loved one told a judge he was innocent.
October 2011
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NYC roommates bring style to fighting cancer
AUGUSTA — Roommates Heather Veilleux and Jordan Richards have embarked on careers in New York City, so for them, Saturday night’s Maine’s Fashion Night Out is a chance to reconnect with their roots and help others in need of healing.
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RSU 12 to review building use
WHITEFIELD — Now that Regional School Unit 12 has a beautiful new school in Chelsea, administrators are turning their attention to other buildings.
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Topless coffee shop site might be covered
VASSALBORO — The former site of the controversial topless coffee shop on Route 3 might soon hold a self-storage business.
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FEMA budget means losses to Maine food pantries
Two Maine Democrats are lobbying the Obama administration to change a federal emergency food and shelter program funding formula that they say has produced disproportionately large cuts for Maine because it discriminates against heavily rural states.
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Perry’s quick goals boost Nokomis
NEWPORT — Megan Perry scored two goals 1 minute and 22 seconds apart as Nokomis defeated Oak Hill, 4-0, in a Kennebec Valley Athletic Conference Class B girls soccer game Thursday afternoon.
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NHL: Jagr’s 1,600th point helps Flyers beat Bruins
BOSTON (AP) — Jaromir Jagr returned after three years in Russia and scored his 1,600th career NHL point on Thursday night, leading the Philadelphia Flyers to a 2-1 victory over Boston and spoiling the Bruins’ Stanley Cup banner-raising celebration.
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LOCAL ROUNDUP: Perry’s quick goals boost Nokomis
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NEWPORT — Megan Perry scored two goals 1 minute and 22 seconds apart as Nokomis defeated Oak Hill, 4-0, in a Kennebec Valley Athletic Conference Class B girls soccer game Thursday afternoon.
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SNAPSHOT: Runaway Truck
RUNAWAY TRUCK: Eric Olsen gets out of his truck while attempting to dislodge it from a support pole at an apartment building after the unoccupied vehicle rolled down Veterans Court in Waterville and ran into the building Thursday. Olsen said he needed a large jack to separate the truck. “I looked out of my house […]
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HOCKEY: Pirates’ parent team looking to build from ground up
GLENDALE, ARIZ. — The Portland Pirates open the regular season on the road Saturday night against the Bridgeport Sound Tigers.