NEWPORT — The funeral for Army Pfc. Tyler M. Springmann, the 19-year-old from Hartland who was killed by a roadside bomb in Afghanistan, will be a week from today in the same high school gym where he graduated.
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Scottish filmmakers returning to MIFF
WATERVILLE — Director Louise Milne and producer Sean Martin went through a list of festivals last year and decided, based on timing and curiosity, to premiere their new entry in North America at the Maine International Film Festival.
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Plane crash victim still in hospital
The Waterville woman who was seriously injured when a small plane crashed off Matinicus Island remained hospitalized on Wednesday, according to her husband.
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Scottish filmmakers back at Waterville festival
WATERVILLE — Director Louise Milne and producer Sean Martin went through a list of festivals last year and decided, based on timing and curiosity, to premiere their new entry in North America at the Maine International Film Festival.
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Waterville plane crash victim still hospitalized
The Waterville woman who was seriously injured when a small plane crashed off Matinicus Island remained hospitalized on Wednesday, according to her husband.
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Hartland soldier killed in Afghanistan
HARTLAND — Tina Stratton spoke with her son, Pfc. Tyler M. Springmann, by phone on Saturday. He called in during a family reunion and spoke with everyone.
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Afghan bomb kills Hartland man
HARTLAND — Tina Stratton spoke with her son, Pfc. Tyler M. Springmann, by phone on Saturday. He called in during a family reunion and spoke with everyone.
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‘Legendary’ Maine film editor shows latest work at MIFF
WATERVILLE — How does someone work as an award-winning documentary film editor and live in central Maine?
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Plane crash survivor in serious condition
A Waterville woman remained in serious condition at a Lewiston hospital on Monday, a day after the small plane in which she was a passenger lost power and crashed into the ocean off Matinicus Island.
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‘Legendary editor’ returns to documentaries
WATERVILLE — How does someone work as an award-winning documentary film editor and live in central Maine?