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December 2011
New Hallowell calendar released by local photographer Nancy McGinnis
Photographer Nancy McGinnis has been capturing images of Hallowell since she and her family arrived here 25 years ago. But it was only earlier this month that she chose some of the best of those, including scenes past and present from her personal archives, and incorporated them into a limited edition 2012 calendar.
BOOKS: New release by Allagash Ranger
There is a special feeling to the Allagash; a sense of adventure, the thrill of getting away from it all. But in the dark of night, there is something else.
SUV hits school boy
The crash happened when a Lewiston man driving a Toyota 4Runner failed to stop for the Windham school bus’s stop sign and signal lights, police said.
BUSHNELL ON BOOKS: Read of fascinating family histories, murdered historical society members
An unknown pundit once said, “The two hardest things to handle in life are failure and success,” and businessman Richard O’Leary know a little about one and a lot about the other. ONE WITH THE SEA is O’Leary’s autobiography, a fascinating family history that reveals much about the man and his love of the sea. O’Leary was born in 1932, grew up in Auburn, and now lives in Ogunquit.
TRAVELIN’ MAINE(RS): Could anything be fine-ah than eating at the China Dine-ah?
The China Dine-ah will surprise you. It’s a lot more than a diner, from food to atmosphere. And it’s a true reflection of owner Norm Elvin, who modeled some of the restaurant on his Palermo camp, and who puts his personal stamp on every aspect from service (excellent) to the menu (huge) to the restrooms (immaculate). And the food is exceptional. Who would have thought that the longtime owner of G&E Roofing would become a foodie!
Wave of bombings across Iraqi capital kills 69
The attacks struck days after the last American forces left the country and in the midst of a major government crisis.
Winslow police log Dec. 22
The Winslow Police Department reported the following activity Dec. 22:
Ex-NFL players blame league for brain injuries
The players maintain the NFL knew as early as the 1920s of the potential for concussions to harm its players.
Fairfield police log Dec. 22
The Fairfield Police Department reported the following activity Dec. 22: