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Fundraiser to aid injured Palmyra woman
Family and friends of a Palmyra woman seriously injured last month in a car accident are planning a benefit next month at the Hartland Volunteer Fire Department.
Shrimp parts a problem for Portland Water District
PORTLAND, Maine a ' All of that shrimp caught off the Maine coast this winter is causing concern for operators of the Portland Water District.
Victim of assault still in hospital
The male victim of a brutal sexual assault and burning that happened while he was passed out drunk one month ago is still hospitalized.
Palmyra woman grateful to be alive after crash
The last thing Tabitha Morrill remembers about the morning of Dec. 12 is looking out her passenger window and seeing a telephone pole coming at her.
Volunteers put - spirit' into Pittsfield dinner
Sometimes you have to read between the lines. At first glance, attendance at the Christmas Day version of the Pittsfield Welcome Table was average compared with the usual crowds that gather every Friday for free meals and socializing at the First Universalist Church.
A three car accident in Palmyra sent two men to the hospital earlier today. According to state police 66-year-old Gary Bartlett was trying to make a left turn off of Route 11 in Palmyra when he was rear ended by 51-year-old Michael Archambault of Troy.
Fraser Papers contract voted down in Madawaska:
The 460 employees at Fraser Papers Inc.'s Madawaska mill who are negotiating a new labor contract with the company have turned down an initial offer by the firm.
Palmyra man dies in single-car crash
A Palmyra man died on his way home from work this morning when the car he was driving went off the road, struck a tree and tumbled to a stop in a cow field on Route 2. Jeffrey Guilford, 56, who was working third shift at the Verso paper mill in Jay early Tuesday, died as rescuers tried to free him from the wreckage, according to Pittsfield Police ...
Newport crews battle 2 fires within 12 hours
NEWPORT, Maine a ' Newport Fire Department crews fought two structure fires in less than 12 hours Sunday and Monday.
Maine counselor wants gay marriage beef tossed:
NEWPORT, Maine a ' A Maine school counselor wants a state board to toss out a complaint filed against him because he appeared in a television commercial opposing gay marriage.
Mother of accused killer says man bipolar
At her home in Newport, Sandra Goodrich pauses to compose herself while reflecting on the life she had with her husband, the late Perley Goodrich Sr.
Roofing company's gift - a remarkable story'
When the Church of the Nazarene started a collection in appreciation of a roofing company that installed a new roof on the church for free, it expected to collect a few hundred dollars at best.
Firefighters Train With Life-Saving Equipment
Firefighters from two counties got extensive training on how to save people in motor-vehicle accidents.
Competing television commercials in the same-sex marriage debate in Maine pit one Nokomis Regional High School educator against another over the issue of whether the law would affect what's taught in public schools.
Pittsfield: Grocery store plaza freshens up
The landmark business center just off Interstate 95, the Somerset Plaza, is getting a major facelift.
Roadside mobile restaurant to take on winter
A year ago, Mark and Jennifer Yarbrough thought life was going pretty well. Mark had a well-paying job for a subsidiary of Citibank, for which he traveled all over the country.
Where Will Marriage Be Decided?
Submitted by Mike Tipping on Wed, 09/02/2009 - 6:40am. Maine Politics There's been plenty of talk in Maine's media about where the money is coming from for each side of the equal marriage campaign, but less mention so far of a more important consideration; where their votes are coming from.
Police Look for Suspect in Dunkin Donuts Robbery in Palmyra
Police are looking for the person who robbed a Dunkin Donuts in Palmyra with a knife.
Maine governor seeks red tide aid
AUGUSTA, Maine a ' Gov. John Baldacci is asking Maine's congressional delegation to explore emergency aid options to assist the state's shellfish industry in the wake of extensive red tide and flood closures.