MANCHESTER — A local woman has been charged after repeatedly calling 911 to help with a family dispute while sheriff’s deputies were standing in her home.
August 2012
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Construction to begin on St. Albans bridge
ST. ALBANS — Construction on the Indian Bridge between Big and Little Indian Lake on Ripley Road will begin Wednesday, Sept. 5.
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Trademark CU seeks donation applicants
AUGUSTA — Trademark Federal Credit Union is accepting applications for its Griffin-Guerrette Charitable Giving Fund, which makes an annual donation of $1,000 to a human service, social welfare or other charitable, non-profit organization.
Posted inLetters to the Editor, Opinion
Wondering about some doings in Waterville
We live in tough times today. There is no good way to sugarcoat how bad things are.
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Morning Sentinel police and arrests log: Aug. 21, 2012
IN BELGRADE, Saturday at 11:43 p.m., a runaway was reported on Belgrade Road.
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Possible sale of Portland’s Mercy Hospital takes shape
PORTLAND (AP) — Mercy Health System of Maine has entered into a letter of intent to sell Mercy Hospital and its other facilities to a Boston-based hospital chain under a plan in which the hospital would keep its Catholic affiliation, Mercy officials announced Monday.
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Family says Palmyra teen girl may have gone to meet older man she met online
“We know she’s been talking to a couple of guys online and one of them is from Louisiana and another one from New York City,” said Harley McGinnis’ grandmother, Sue Quimby.
Posted inLetters to the Editor, Opinion
Parents have responsibility to teach their own children
In reference to the article “Budget cuts hit Head Start programs” in the Sunday Aug. 5, newspaper, I would like to say too much passing the buck is happening in this country lately.
Posted inLetters to the Editor, Opinion
Mischiefmakers asked to return flag to home
“Shoot if you must this old gray head, But spare your country’s flag,” she said. — From “Barbara Frietchie, by John Greenleaf Whittier I live on a quiet, pleasant street that spans the border of Hallowell and Farmingdale. Gardens are lovingly tended and lawns are manicured. There are no ostensible signs of wealth, just the […]
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WHO HAD WORST WEEK IN WASHINGTON? Biden’s ‘Bad Joe’ lapse bad for Obama
Vice President Joe Biden is an outlier in American politics: He speaks his mind, all of it. Sometimes that’s a good thing. But other times — like this past week — it can be a very bad thing.