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"Outpost" convenience store/deli with waterfront docks, DEP approved lakeside gas pump and 3BR residence.
Spirit Walking with Evelyn Rysdyk on June 18 Why Shamanism Now Radio Show with Host Christina Pr
Jun. 15, 2013 - PORTLAND, Ore. -- Streaming live on the Co-Creator Radio Network on Tuesday, June 18, at 11am Pacific/2pm Eastern on "Why Shamanism Now? A Practical Path to Authenticity," shaman and founder of the Last Mask Center for Shamanic Healing Christina Pratt notes that indigenous shamans share a quality of connection with the world that ... (more)
Portland panhandling measure moves forward PORTLAND, Maine - Portland is a step closer to barring panhandlers from standing on traffic medians while asking for handouts.
Should Parents Be Prosecuted If Minors Drink at Their Home?
In June 2012, in Falmouth, Maine, Barry and Paula Spencer let their son, Nicky, have a party to celebrate his high-school baseball team winning the state championship.
Finalists for inaugural Maine Readers' Choice Award announced
The Maine Readers' Choice Award selection committee has announced the three finalists for the inaugural Maine Readers' Choice Award.
Sunday drive with antique car lovers and a Model T reunion
Lester Noyes travels down Route 88 in his 1929 Model A Ford station wagon, commonly known as a Woody, Sunday, June 2, 2013, in Falmouth, Maine.
House gives preliminary OK on keeping email addresses private
The Maine House on Monday approved a proposal that would prohibit public disclosure of email addresses of residents who sign up to receive notifications from government organizations.
Couture, Dion win Market Square Day 10K races
Rochester's Eric Couture out-dueled Jonny Wilson to win Saturday's 36th annual Market Square Day 10K in a time of 32 minutes, 10 seconds.
Alleged road rage incident haunts Portland TV host as video goes viral
A cellphone video of a local charter boat captain shouting a slur at a Portland bicyclist has cost him more than his reputation.
Transfer of former Falmouth schools to retirement home developer...
The sale of former public school properties on Lunt Road took longer than expected and incurred additional expenses, leading the Town Council to approve money to pay for the cost overruns.
Guns and ammo for the mentally ill
On the evening of May 1, a noticeably distraught Andrew Leighton walked into the outdoors superstore in Scarborough looking to buy a handgun.
Topsham man in critical condition after falling from motorcycle, being struck by SUV
A Topsham man is in critical condition after falling off his motorcycle and getting struck by a Jeep Wrangler Monday.
Councilors debate whether airport best spot for Twin Cities passenger trains
City councilors are picking sides on the issue of whether Lewiston-Auburn rail service, if built, should go downtown or stop at the Auburn Lewiston Municipal Airport.
Sisters, friend take stand against bullying
They want to teach kids that anyone can help, by focusing less on the bully and more on the kids who see it happening.