Austin Williams, 22, was struck by a vehicle while crossing a road in Bahrain with his friends, his family says.
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All lanes on I-295 in Freeport reopen after car crash
A crash involving multiple vehicles caused traffic to back up past Brunswick.
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L.L. Bean to court: Suit over return policy lacks footing, give it the boot
The plaintiff misunderstood the company’s change in practices and has suffered no injury because of it, the Freeport retailer argues in a motion for dismissal.
Posted inAnimals, Life & Culture, Local & State, Source, Video
Here’s the story behind the lamb being carried around Waldo County like a baby
Rejected by his mother, Nugget has been bottle-fed, babied and schlepped around town by his owners from Toddy Pond Farm.
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A dozen Maine small businesses earn honors for excellence
The awards will be given at a ceremony May 1 in Freeport.
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Olympic skier inspires girls at L.L. Bean event
Kikkan Randall and scores of young athletes work out in the aisles of the Freeport outdoor retailer.
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Road rage incident between Freeport student, motorist leads to security concern
A man followed a Freeport High School student to the campus following the incident, confronted him and entered the school through an unsecured door before being asked to leave.
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As more teams opt for Class E, eight-man football gains traction
Freeport and Old Orchard Beach are among high school programs who will join the developmental league this fall.
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Flat sales for 2017 mean L.L. Bean will cut close to 100 jobs, and workers won’t get bonuses
The Freeport-based retailer will reduce its workforce by about 10% overall, with the eliminated positions and early retirements.
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L.L. Bean joins major retailers raising gun purchase age to 21
Other firearms dealers in Maine say they will continue selling rifles to buyers as young as 18.