Sunday Nov 22 | Sun Journal
As the holidays near, need is outpacing donations in this traditional season of giving.
Trinity Jubilee Center staffer Julia Sleeper, left, and volunteer Erin Reed fill bags for a food pantry client at the center Thursday morning.
Author McCullough has eye on Paris
Pulitzer Prize-winning author and historian David McCullough is shifting his gaze from Colonial America to Paris.
Sly-Chi turns sausage party and more
CHI will soon be an all-boys club. Singer KELLY MCKENNA has decided to leave the band after three and a half years due to general burn-out. See her off with one final show November 21 at the Big Easy - where else? - Be on the lookout for a CD-release weekend with BENJAMIN BURGESS , who's playing a Saturday night show at the Big Easy December 5, ...
Woman suffers head injury in ATV crash
SUMNER a ' A woman who crashed an all-terrain vehicle on Rosenberg Road on Saturday evening was taken by medical helicopter to a Lewiston hospital with head injuries, police said.
Ancient Law its connection with the early history of society and its ...
Law / Law / Ancient Law its connection with the early history of society and its relation to modern ideas by Sir Henry Sumner Maine Thursday, September 24, 2009 Book Title: Ancient Law its connection with the early history of society and its relation to modern ideas ISBN: MW0017642991 Publisher: John Murray Year Published: 1980 Our Price: 22.00 GBP ...
Confirmed Tornado In Western Maine
The National Weather Service confirmed Saturday that a tornado moved through western Maine Friday evening.
Confirmed Tornado In Western Maine
The National Weather Service confirmed Saturday that a tornado moved through western Maine Friday evening.
Sumner voters reject articles for road planning, wind power
Mary Standard photo Sumner Selectman Mark Silber listens while physician Dr. Ingrid Eriksson presents her views on wind power to one of the largest crowds to attend a annual town meeting.
Sumner voters reject articles for road planning, wind power
Mary Standard photo Sumner Selectman Mark Silber listens while physician Dr. Ingrid Eriksson presents her views on wind power to one of the largest crowds to attend a annual town meeting.
Folk duo Arborea finds home in rural Maine
The folk duo Arborea makes music that belongs in a forest somewhere, among streams, toadstools and songbirds.
Births Stephens Memorial Hospital Jadyn Maxine Cormier, a girl to Jamie Cormier and Amy Norman of Norway, June 27.
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The Sumner man accused of killing two men in West Paris last summer will spend the rest of his life behind bars.
Waterman sentenced to two life terms
Duane Christopher Waterman listens to Assistant Attorney General Andrew Benson argue for a life sentence in Oxford County Superior Court on Thursday morning.
As rain persists, blight and fungus invade crops
Vermont agriculture experts are keeping their fingers crossed concerning a new deadly fungus that is threatening Maine's blueberries.
Maine's wild blueberry crop imperiled by leaf spot fungus
Seanna Annis, a blueberry pathologist at the University of Maine, examines a blueberry leaf in a Washington County field on Sunday.
Bail set for man in police chase
BUCKFIELD a ' A 23-year-old man charged with trying to outrun a police officer remained in jail Tuesday after his initial court appearance.
Sentencing Postponed For Man Convicted Of Murders
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Supreme Court Decision on July 7, 2009 in the case of William Picher vs. The Roman Cath...
Supreme Court Decision on July 7, 2009 in the case of William Picher vs. The Roman Catholic Bishop of Portland et al.