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Expansive windows offer changing views from the fireside living room. Boat house and guest cottage complete with mini compound w/forested trails.
The Memorial Bridge reopened ahead of schedule on Friday following a month of repairs that forced drivers to seek alternative routes between the city and Kittery, Maine.
Kittery Lions celebrate service
Those unfamiliar with the Lions Club in town might ask what its 34 members do for the community.
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York, Kittery police apprehend burglary suspect off Route 1
York and Kittery police early Wednesday morning apprehended a burglary suspect in the woods off Route 1 in York and are asking the public for assistance in the case.
Kittery's 'All-Stars' to battle Harlem Rockets
A group of the town's finest will try to take the Harlem Rockets to school Saturday when the flashy traveling basketball team returns to Traip Academy to square off against the "Community All-Stars" of the Kittery Recreation Department.
The following babies were born at York Hospital during the month of October: Oct.
Kittery's The Clean Bedroom grabs 'eco shop' honor
The Clean Bedroom was honored as a "Best Five" eco-shop in New England in Yankee Magazine's November/December 2009 issue.
Discounters crop up near Maine Mall
The recession is changing the face of the Maine Mall, the state's major shopping mecca.
New Kittery council votes to raise sewer rates
The newly re-organized Town Council adopted new sewer rates officials said were necessary to pay for $4.4 million in improvements to the Kittery sewage treatment plant mandated by the state Department of Environmental Protection and federal regulations.
Kittery police: Woman threatened to shoot her boyfriend and set his truck on fire
Police arrested a 40-year-old local woman early Tuesday morning for allegedly threatening to shoot her boyfriend and set his truck on fire during a domestic incident.
Kittery leaders question plans for Memorial Bridge's future
The Town Council met with the Maine Department of Transportation on Monday night and sought answers on the fate of the Memorial Bridge.
Six indicted in York, Kittery, Eliot cases
Six indictments out of the York Police Department and two out of the Kittery Police Department were among those recently returned by a grand jury.
Maine's gay marriage fight should not end with defeat
It was in the air, almost infectious, particularly in the southern tip of Maine where our readers live and work.
Maine gay marriage backers vow to fight
Ron Satrape of Christian Life Church in Eliot, Maine, left, and Kim Moulton from River of Life Church in Haverhill, Mass., right, hold a "Yes on 1" banner at the driveway of Marshwood Middle School in Eliot on Tuesday.
Pimps guilty of trafficking teens to Kittery, Maine brothel
Two Mass. men were found guilty of prostituting minors in several states, including at Kittery, Maine's former Danish Health Club, according to federal prosecutors.
Kittery kids are kung fu champs
Two students from Kittery, Maine - Sammy Bradley and Maya Schwartzwalder - who won gold medals in a state-level Shaolin kung fu competition this summer are competing today at the first Shaolin Kung Fu Olympics in Danbury, Conn.
Kittery Estates holds 2nd annual benefit 'jam'
Kittery Estates will hold its second annual Jam Session from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, featuring Duke Snyder, a jazz pianist from Portsmouth, and Friends, a group of local musicians who will be jamming alongside him.
Economy the focus at Kittery campaign stop
KITTERY, Maine - "We can do better." That was the message delivered again and again by Matt Jacobson on Thursday afternoon, when the Republican candidate for governor visited elderly residents of the Kittery Estates retirement community.
Kittery's town leaders fail residents on school bond
I confess: I am confused! I admit: I am upset! I will also share that I am currently employed by the Kittery School Department.
Same-sex marriage law favored in Eliot, Kittery, York, S. Berwick
Although at 10:15 p.m. it's still too early to declare a statewide victor on the gay marriage law repeal effort, all of the local towns in the Herald readership area voted to keep the law on the books - by significant margins.