WATERVILLE – Perry E. Mosher, 89, passed away peacefully at Avita Memory Care in Brunswick on July 20, 2022.
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Capitol City Duplicate Bridge Club names winners
The Capitol City Duplicate Bridge winners for July 20 were Marilyn Bird and Paul Jones. Jan Arey and Vern Arey took 2nd place. The winners for July 21 were Marilyn Ware and Martha Morrill. Ken Harvey and Patricia Damon placed second, and the Areys took third place, and Dennis Purington and Glen Angell tied Tom […]
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First Trader Joe’s union approved at Massachusetts store
The next step is putting together a negotiating committee to hammer out a contract with the California-based company, which has about 530 stores nationwide.
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Facebook ends funding for U.S. news partnerships program
Meta Platforms Inc. posted its first revenue decline Wednesday in its history.
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U.S. pledges $401 million for high-speed internet in rural places
Farmers, store owners, schoolchildren and people seeking telehealth medical checkups are expected to benefit from the programs.
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Rescued manatee flown from Texas to Florida on cargo plane
TexasTeeMiguel is released into Kings Bay in Crystal River.
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Climate change made UK heat wave hotter, 10 times more likely
A new national record high of 104.5 degrees was made stronger by the buildup of heat-trapping gases from the burning of coal, oil and natural gas.
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Mayim Bialik, Ken Jennings to split ‘Jeopardy!’ host job
They have been serving as rotating hosts since Mike Richards exited the show amid controversy.
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Patriots notebook: Butler leading and learning in return after four seasons away from Patriots
“It feels natural. It feels like home. It’s is home,” says Malcolm Butler, who played played for the Patriots in the 1017 season.
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Former Farmington woman identified as Jane Doe killed in 1981
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