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June 10, 2010

TA grad finds comfort in Grand Hotel
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June 10, 2010

Sanford celebrates Soldiers and Sailors Park restoration
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June 10, 2010

Centore, Renk lead K’bunk into semis
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June 10, 2010

Centore, Renk lead K’bunk into semis
Published
June 10, 2010

TA grad finds comfort in Grand Hotel

Published
June 10, 2010

Feature Lee Gallant, 83, ‘Renaissance woman’ who juggled tasks with ease

She read several books a week, cooked gourmet meals for her family, found the time to teach business skills to the visual- and hearing-impaired, and raised four children. Leatrice (Lee) Gallant, formerly of Richmond and South Portland, lived life to its fullest. Mrs. Gallant died June 2 at an assisted living facility in Portland. She […]
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June 9, 2010

Cook It LIght: Salad of ham, brown rice loses the fat

DEAR JEANNE: I like to make this salad as a way to use up the ham that’s left over after a holiday, but I would like to make it a little healthier. Can you help? Thank you! — Bea R., Sun City, Ariz. HAM AND RICE SALAD 4 cups cooked, cooled, long-grain white rice 21/2 […]
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June 9, 2010

Natural Foodie: New cafe and bakery lets local food speak for itself

In a town that can’t get enough of Maine-grown eats, the new Local Sprouts Cafe & Bomb Diggity Bakery is sure to garner numerous fans. Thanks to the efforts of more than 200 volunteers, the restaurant opened on Friday in the former University of Southern Maine dorm on Congress Street, and has been serving locally […]
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June 9, 2010

Feature obituary: Mary Blake, 80, homemaker who loved covered bridges

WINDHAM – Mary Blake was crazy about covered bridges. So much so that when her husband set about building a bridge over a stream running through their property, she made him build a covered bridge. “I went to all these places” to ask if someone could build a covered bridge, “but she didn’t want that. […]
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June 9, 2010

Maine Voices: It is time for Catholic leaders to go

The entire worldwide hierarchy of the Catholic Church is too compromised to continue in positions of authority.

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