Two generations of the Sotiropoulos family claim the right to use “FHOP” to market their competing restaurants.
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Truck crashes, spills 3,000 gallons of milk on I-95 in Falmouth
The Exit 52 on-ramp in Falmouth was closed for several hours after the crash at 1 p.m.
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Maine canine a finalist in World’s Ugliest Dog Contest
Tostito, a rescue dog from Falmouth with bug eyes and no teeth, charms everyone with his big personality.
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Brother of woman killed in I-295 crash in satisfactory condition
Information about the man driving the car in the Falmouth accident was unavailable from the hospital Sunday night.
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Police ID victim in fatal crash on I-295 as Brunswick woman, 26
Kathy Haycock was a passenger in a car driven by Brannon McRae of Augusta that left the road and crashed into a stone ledge along the northbound lanes of the interstate in Falmouth, state police say.
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Former teacher says she was fired by Falmouth for taking breaks to pump breast milk
Shana Swenson’s federal lawsuit claims her contract was not renewed because she took 3 breaks a day to pump and save her breast milk to feed her baby.
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Falmouth police rescue three teens stranded offshore in rowboat
A local fisherman saw their boat being pushed out to sea by strong winds and notified police.
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Weapons collected in 9 communities’ ‘gun give back’ will end up as gardening tools
The Guns to Garden Tools program on May 11 will allow residents to safely dispose of unwanted firearms at local police departments.
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Ownership of Falmouth pizza shop in transition
The Falmouth House of Pizza’s longtime owners, citing a ‘weird, bizarre situation,’ say one of their sons will reopen it under a new name next month.
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Maine Compass: Assisted-suicide legislation sends the wrong message to Maine patients
Instead of implicitly encouraging the vulnerable to think of themselves as a burden, the state should improve end-of-life care.