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Mary Parish Hall on Chestnut Street in Dover from 1 to 5 p.m., June 20 and 21. Both days must be attended to receive credit for the course.
Scarborough man to serve 6 months, repay $50,000 in theft from Legion
A Scarborough man who bilked an American Legion post out of $50,000 and used a portion of it to open a Portland bar was sentenced Tuesday in York County Superior Court to five years in prison with all but six months suspended.
Vatican transfers Bishop Malone to Buffalo
Bishop Richard J. Malone, the head of the Catholic Church in Maine, was in Aroostook County last week speaking to a parish.
Summers makes fourth try for Congress
Occupation: Secretary of State; Former New England Regional Administrator for the U.S. Small Business Administration.
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Ex-Maine police officers claim law enforcement failed in its duty to confiscate Lake's guns
Steven Lake arrested in June 2010 for allegedly holding his wife and children hostage in a bedroom and threatening to kill them and-or himself.
Hannaford selling only sustainable seafood
Scarborough, Maine - Officials at Hannaford say from now on you can be assured that all of the seafood sold in their stores comes from sustainable fisheries.
Supermarket issues policy for seafood safety
Scarborough-based Hannaford Supermarkets has announced a first of its kind policy to ensure all the seafood it sells is sustainably harvested.
Traffic on Maine Turnpike should be back to normal
The Maine Turnpike Authority was warning drivers they should expect delays between Exit 45 in South Portland and Exit 44 in Scarborough, but now says traffic should be back to normal.
Hampden postal facility workers, supporters grateful for Susan Collins' efforts
Wilton receives $10,000 from former paving company owner
Jack Gibson remembers the towns that supported his paving work over the years. Now he's in a position to give them some help.
Stumped in Scarborough: Town sees little demand for wood from historic elm
The final piece of Elsie the stump of what was one of the town's last giant elms was pulled Wednesday, erasing from the Oak Hill landscape all that remained of the beloved tree that stood for about 150 years.
Early arrival of soft-shell lobsters perplexes Maine lobster industry
Part of the fleet of fishing boats moored at Pine Point in Scarborough. Lobstermen there and across southern Maine report an earlier shed in the lobster population than they've ever seen, but are unsure what that means for the rest of the season.
Maine man to be buried in casket made from tree he revered
The man who spent the last years of his life fighting in vain to save Herbie, the oldest known American elm tree in New England, made his living in the forestry business, clearing and selling trees across southern Maine.
South Portland man seriously injured in motorcycle accident
A 26-year-old South Portland man suffered serious, life-threatening injuries early Saturday morning when the motorcycle he was driving went off the road in Scarborough, according to a report from WGME 13 .
Man injured in Scarborough motorcycle crash
Scarborough police said at 5:38 a.m. Saturday, dispatch received a call reporting a motorcycle crash in the area of 158 Pleasant Hill Road.
Scarborough HS goes into brief lockdown
SCARBOROUGH, Maine -- Scarborough High School went into a brief lockdown Thursday morning after a unidentified young male allegedly entered the building.
Mellon completes Navy training
Navy Seaman Douglas A. Mellon recently completed U.S. Navy basic training at Recruit Training Command, Great Lakes, Illinois.
Obama support of gay marriage buoys ME advocates
Just as President Barack Obama 's views on gay marriage have evolved, Maine residents have also changed their minds on the issue since voters repealed the state's gay marriage law in 2009, gay marriage supporters said Wednesday.