PITTSTON — Three people are vying for a seat on the Board of Selectmen, including two with law enforcement experience.
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LOCAL ROUNDUP: Bobcats hold off Lakers charge
RANGELEY — Richmond held off Rangeley’s fourth-quarter rally to post a 43-40 East-West Conference girls basketball win Monday night.
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VIEW FROM ELSEWHERE: Komen turnabout proves the power of focused protest
The swift retreat of the Susan G. Komen foundation Friday from its assault on Planned Parenthood is a timely reminder of the power of protest, especially when its target and purpose are clear and its voices are not only strong but also credible. The national Komen organization earlier in the week had cut off funding […]
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Dapolito outlines drug deal drama
ALFRED — In the late fall of 2008, Patrick Dapolito got a new source for his marijuana distribution business.
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SUPER BOWL: Eager for another shot
INDIANAPOLIS — Less than an hour after losing the Super Bowl again, Tom Brady slowly slipped on his dark vest and suit jacket and walked to the postgame podium.
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COMMENTARY — MIKE LOWE: Pats speechless after defeat
INDIANAPOLIS — The first tweet from New England Patriots wide receiver Chad Ochocinco on The Morning After was simple: “I love you all.”
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SUPER BOWL: Coughlin-Manning top Belichick-Brady once again
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Tom Coughlin has never won the NFL’s coach of the year award. Eli Manning has never been the league’s MVP.
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Obama to visit Maine next month
WASHINGTON — President Obama will visit Maine next month to raise money for his re-election campaign, according to the White House and the Maine Democratic Party.
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HIGH SCHOOL HOCKEY NOTEBOOK: Witches, Eagles steady at top
The Eastern B playoff race is becoming clearer, with the frontrunners starting to gain a little separation.
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COMMENTARY — TRAVIS LAZARCZYK: Giants fans stayed home to celebrate
Where were the New York Giants fans? A vast majority of those who went out in the Waterville area to watch Super Bowl XLVI were New England Patriots fans. Pats fans packed local bars and restaurants, hoping to see their team win the Super Bowl for the first time since the 2004 season.