Police stopped the black GMC Envoy as part of a shoplifting investigation in North Windham, before officers found materials consistent with methamphetamine production.
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Ukulele Russ: Maine native returns to uke it up
Russell Copelin takes his ukelele tour from Alaska all the way back to Maine for performances on Nov. 3 at Johnson Hall in Gardiner and Nov. 4 at The Dented Can in Thorndike.
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Colby Museum of Art opens up for community day
Summer exhibitions; free refreshments and ice cream; art making, games and music were all part of the museum’s open house.
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Winslow Police Department promotes three officers; Franklin Memorial Hospital welcomes new nurse practitioner
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J.P. Devine MIFF Movie Review: ‘Memoir of War’
The film brings to life Marguerite Duras’ diaries of life under the German occupation in Paris with a penetrating look into the souls of the waiting, J.P. Devine writes.
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Camden Nation Bank funds students’ rides to basketball tournament games, admission tickets.
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Businesses honored at Best of the Best awards
Readers picked ther favorite organizations for the Morning Sentinel’s first Readers Choice Awards.
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Bates is No. 1 college nationally for Fulbright recipients
With 23 student award recipients, Bates has produced more than any other liberal arts college.
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Kennebec Behavioral Health, Maine Medical Association undergo leadership changes; Johnson, Webbert & Young takes on new partner.
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Community Voices Live with Earl Smith
Morning Sentinel reporter Amy Calder interviewed the historian and former Colby College dean during an event at the school’s Ostrove Auditorium.