Cape Neddick News

Sue S. Lindbom, 75, of Clay Hill Road, died Thursday, July 2, 2009, at Durgin Pines in Kittery.

Hospice of York recently held its 30th annual meeting at Pelkey's Funeral Home in Kittery.

Courtesy photo A recently completed study showed wind speeds are insufficient to support a wind farm off Route 236 in South Berwick.

UpSurf.net has moved into York Village and will host a grand opening celebration at 273 York St.

Knight's Quilt Shop in Cape Neddick has been chosen as one of 10 featured quilt shops in the United States and Canada by Quilt Sampler magazine.

Clive Preble of Sullivan digs for marine worms at Long Cove in Sullivan on Monday.

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Sprouts Studio has announced its lineup for new mini camps and Saturday programs for children ages 3-10. Classes start July 7. Mini-Camp classes meet Tuesday and Thursday mornings and include the following themes: Preschool Art, Plein Air Painting in the Garden, Wood Block Printing & Silkscreen, Sculpture & 3D Design.

The following students were named to the dean's list at York County Community College for academic achievement demonstrated by earning a 3.5 grade point average - Cherise Brochu-Fegan, York; Michelle Cotty, Ogunquit; Bryce Fountain, Cape Neddick; Lindsey Riccitelli, Ogunquit; Jennifer Spear, York Beach; Nicholas Trent, York; Michael Wilford, Cape ...

Former President George H.W. Bush plans to celebrate his 85th birthday Friday by making a parachute jump in Maine, where he has his summer home.

Strawberries may get more press this time of year, but coming right behind the berries is rhubarb, one of the first vegetables to pop out of the ground in spring.

A benefit for Pam Matthews Mattox is being held from 3 to 6 p.m. Sunday, June 14, at Lobster in the Rough, behind the Barn Seafood and Grill on Route 1. All are invited to enjoy music, food, and a chance to win more than 70 raffle prizes, said Robin Crosby, who, with her husband, Bob Crosby, is organizing the event.

Residents upset by Time Warner's decision to drop WGBH-TV and WBZ-TV from its cable lineup will get the chance to air their concerns before a company executive Monday night.

A 41-year-old York man has been sentenced to five years in federal prison for arson and illegal possession of firearms.

U.S. Cellular recently completed construction of five additional cell sites in York County to improve call quality.

Louise Hampton Marr, born May 16, 1910 in Westbrook, Maine, the daughter of Wade Hampton Marr and Frances Spurling Marr, passed away in Fort Myers, Fla.

The Make-A-Wish Foundation of Maine will host its ninth annual "Walk for Wishes" on Thursday, May 28, at nine locations across Maine including York.

Fines totaling $100,000 issued around May 5 to three restaurants and seven individuals for the alleged illegal sale or purchase of Atlantic bluefin tuna came as a surprise, according to some of those cited with violation notices.

Jeremy D'Entremont's photo of the Nubble Lighthouse will be for sale as part of a benefit show opening July 1. May 22, 2009 6:00 AM Second Season for Lighthouse Tours Jeremy D'Entremont of Portsmouth, is the author of six books on lighthouse history, webmaster of , and historian for the American Lighthouse Foundation.

Three restaurants and seven individuals on May 5 were issued fines totaling $100,000 on charges related to the alleged sale or purchase of undersized Atlantic bluefin tuna, according to a special agent with National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Fisheries Service Office for Law Enforcement.