Justice Lance Walker of Falmouth will serve in U.S. District Court in Bangor, if approved by the U.S. Senate.
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Father says he felt assured his son could play varsity baseball at Deering High
In a court affidavit, Howard Yee also says the principal’s denial of eligibility came without notice. A request for a temporary restraining order goes before a judge Wednesday.
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State police investigate skeletal remains discovered in Falmouth
The human bones have been transported to the office of the Chief Medical Examiner for further investigation, a spokesman for the Maine State Police said.
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Deering principal was convinced that student was attending school primarily to play baseball
In court documents, Gregg Palmer outlines his reasons for denying eligibility to sophomore Princehoward Yee.
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Father sues Deering High principal over decision not to let his son play baseball
The federal lawsuit describes Princehoward Yee as one of ‘Maine’s most promising high school baseball players’ and contends that Principal Gregg Palmer denied him his due process rights.
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Police investigate links between 4 armed robberies in Greater Portland
Officers from Portland, Falmouth, Westbrook and Cumberland are sharing information about armed robberies at gas stations or convenience stores this week that may be connected.
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Falmouth theater getting hate calls for staging play with Holocaust theme
The artistic director for Footlights Theatre sent a note to supporters outlining some of the calls and why they affirm his belief that the play is worth doing.
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Falmouth native preaches need for action on climate change
Joel Clement, a former Department of the Interior scientist who sued the agency, tells a crowd at Bates that working in the Trump administration was like ‘being led by a gang of vindictive fifth-graders.’
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Theater review: Sobering Footlights production is an important Holocaust reminder
The Falmouth theater premieres ‘Appell: The Other Side of the Fence.’
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Public forum will review health of Highland Lake in Windham-Falmouth
Scientists and locals alike are troubled by the yearly appearance of blue-green algae.