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Published
September 22, 2019

West Gardiner man, 85, who fell off Jet Ski is in critical condition

Richard Russell is being treated at Maine Medical Center after being rescued by fishermen in the Sheepscot River on Saturday.
Published
July 15, 2019

Maine Voices: I am white. I was bused, too. And it made me a better person

Exposure to diversity has made me richer, more thoughtful and better able to see a clear path to the future.
Published
July 1, 2019

Georgetown man found dead in his home after altercation

Police discovered Tayler Locke's body Monday morning in the home on Bay Point Road.
Published
June 23, 2019

Mural of Portland Harbor by activist artist is saved, but it needs a home

The Southern Maine Democratic Socialists of America is storing the 6-by-12-foot piece and hoping to place it where all the people can see it.
Published
May 21, 2019

Moose permit increase approved, but any-deer hunting permits may be reduced

Maine will issue 11 percent more moose permits for next fall's hunt, but because a large number of does were taken last year biologists propose cutting the number of any-deer permits by 20 percent.

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Published
September 7, 2018

State Senate candidate under fire for social media posts called racist, homophobic

Republican Rich Donaldson of Georgetown, who is challenging Democratic Rep. Eloise Vitelli, shared images and jokes that mocked Mexicans, gays and prominent Democrats in 2016.
Published
July 24, 2018

Spectators vie for attention in Georgetown as ‘Today’ show gets a taste of Maine

Weatherman Al Roker and co-host Craig Melvin report on their New England adventures from the sleepy town for the NBC program's Great Outdoor Series.
Published
June 24, 2018

Homegrown: Sand dollars are a stylish gift from the sea

The sand dollars that Sarah Kulis turns into necklaces are caught in her lobster traps, then dyed and sealed to preserve them.
Published
August 6, 2017

Retiree Pat Burns thought he’d lend a hand to Georgetown’s bureaucratic matters

Now he's overseeing a new aquaculture project.
Published
August 1, 2017

Pickup truck knocks down 100-year-old woman on Georgetown wharf

Peggy Zorach, the town's oldest resident, 'bounced right up' after the truck hit her walker during a lunch outing on the Five Islands Wharf.