The incumbent state senator hopes to fend off the Republican to keep his seat.
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York County state Senate candidate brings history of controversy
Stavros Mendros has been synonymous with Lewiston politics and statewide petition drives for nearly two decades. Now he’s waging a longshot bid to win return to the Legislature for the first time in 16 years.
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Cause sought in fire that killed Saco woman, 83
The blaze on Hillview Avenue that left the elderly woman dead and two other people homeless started in a home office, investigators report.
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Woman, 83, dies in Saco house fire
Firefighters called to the scene on Hillside Avenue found her alone in the home but were unable to revive her, the State Fire Marshal’s Office says.
Posted inFood & Dining
The Wrap: The Kerrymen Pub, a Saco institution, closes
‘For 40 years, people brought their joys and they brought their sorrows,’ proprietor John Kerry says.
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Charges, defendants added to lobster wholesaler’s lawsuit alleging embezzlement
A defendant’s wife and United Parcel Service are now included in the case involving a partner in Sea Salt who’s accused of pocketing as much as $2 million with a co-conspirator.
Posted inCops & Courts, Local & State, Maine Crime, News
Saco man charged with gross sexual assault on a child under 14
Justin Berube, 22, faces two counts of the charge, which is punishable by up to 30 years in prison and a $50,000 fine.
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Buxton motorcyclist dies from injuries suffered Oct. 3
Lee Pratt, 59, was injured when his motorcycle collided with a Honda Civic in Saco.
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The Kerrymen Pub, a longtime family affair in Saco, has closed for good
After four decades, the Kerrys are hanging up their flat cap.
Posted inLocal & State, News, Schools and Education
RSU 21 appeals ruling that Arundel students can attend Thornton Academy Middle School
Maine’s highest court will weigh in on whether Arundel middle schoolers should have the choice through public funding.