WINDSOR — The Windsor Fair fireworks are set to go off tonight about 9:15.
Lightning on Friday night forced the postponement of the fireworks and cancellation of The Don Campbell Band’s performance at the grandstand, said Tom Foster, fair president.
September 2012
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Hundreds decry corporate greed in pre-DNC protest
About 600 marchers, not the thousands that were expected, carried signs and banners, banged drums and chanted.
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Cause of shark’s death on RI-Mass border unclear
Officials say what happened to the shark may never be clear.
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Lawmakers to weigh 72 nominations by LePage
Daniel Billings, a longtime Republican insider and current chief legal counsel to LePage, faces a review by the Judiciary Committee and a confirmation vote by the Senate on his nomination to be District Court judge.
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Romney, Obama trade jabs as Dem convention looms
An Obama official said the president would present a clear agenda for strengthening middle class economic security during his acceptance speech in Charlotte.
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Police investigate park worker abduction attempt
A woman working the booth at the main gate said a motorist attempted to pull her into his van before driving away.
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Waterville area police and Somerset, Franklin logs, Sept. 1 and 2
Fireworks, thefts, vehicle burglaries
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Maine energy office launches new website
The site will include a home heating calculator that will allow consumers to estimate their annual heating costs.
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MLB: Red Sox lose, again
OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) — Coco Crisp hit a leadoff home run and finished a triple shy of the cycle to back A.J. Griffin’s gem, and the surging Oakland Athletics beat the Boston Red Sox 7-1 on Saturday night for their season-high eighth straight win.
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Westbrook grandmother prepares to swim Tsugaru Straight, 7 oceans
SCARBOROUGH — Several days each week, Pat Gallant-Charette is content to swim laps along Pine Point Beach, her arms churning slowly, purposely, pulling her forward like a paddle wheel.