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Foster's Daily Democrat

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Police identify Dover man struck, killed by Amtrak Downeaster train

ROLLINSFORD — The person who was struck by an Amtrak Downeaster train and died Nov. 4 has been identified as Avram Niebling, 40, of Dover, according to police. Rollinsford police Lt. William Hancock said Nov. 9 there is no indication the death was not an accident. Police previously said the man who died was walking southbound on the tracks, wearing headphones and did not see or hear the train coming. The accident occurred shortly before 3 p.m. on tracks near the intersection of Main and Mechanic streets, police said. The Amtrak Downeaster provides daily transportation between Boston and Brunswick, Maine, with Seacoast New Hampshire stops in Dover, Durham and Exeter. The train involved in the accident was stopped with passengers aboard for about 1 hour 45 minutes during the investigation before resuming its trip to North Station in Boston. This article originally appeared on Fosters Daily Democrat: Police identify Dover man struck, killed by Amtrak Downeaster train

Dover, NH · 7h

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Woman turns herself in on underage drinking party charge in Newmarket

NEWMARKET, NH — A woman turned herself in to police on an arrest warrant charging her with facilitating an underage alcohol party. Nicole Vinet, 49, of Newmarket, surrendered to authorities on Nov. 5, according to the Newmarket Police Department. The charge stems from an incident on Oct. 30 at...

Newmarket, NH · 2d
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These 13 Maine Seafood Restaurants Serve Lobster And Fried Clams Worth Driving For

Carhop service still exists in Maine, and at least one seafood stand uses it to bring fried clams straight to your car window. I love that so much. Lobster and clams on a dashboard tray feel like a road trip that already reached its happy ending. Other stops ahead sit...

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New England High School Football Top 25 Regional Rankings (Nov. 9, 2026)

St. John's Prep of Massachusetts remains No. 1 as Maine's Thornton Academy and Vermont's Burr & Burton reach 10-0, while Connecticut's New Britain makes its regional Top 25 debut.

Biddeford, ME · 9h

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‘Be willing to act': Bystanders performed lifesaving CPR during Maine road race

Quick-thinking bystanders saved a life during a road race in Kennebunk, Maine, over the weekend. Runners and spectators at the “Cancer Can Suck a Cactus” 5K and 10K race jumped into action when a man walking his dog nearby suddenly collapsed on Sunday, according to Kennebunk Fire-Rescue. Recognizing the signs of cardiac arrest, witnesses started CPR while other members of the group got the attention of an ambulance assigned to the race detail.

Kennebunk, ME · 8h

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Associated Grocers Northeast truck drivers, warehouse workers go on strike

Many grocery stores across New England have been cut off from suppliers due to an ongoing strike involving truck drivers and warehouse workers at Associated Grocers Northeast.

Portsmouth, NH · 1d

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New program will help people in Maine get to school, work, appointments and more

PORTLAND, Maine (WMTW) - The United Way is launching a new pilot project in Maine to help people get to appointments, work, school and more. The program is called Keep ME Moving and is funded thanks to support from the John T. Gorman Foundation. The program will help people pay for small car repairs, bus passes, and Lyft rides.

Maine · 6h

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Downtown Market by Swell Opens in a Nearly 50-Year-Old Saco Location

A nearly 50-year-old sandwich spot on Main Street starts a new chapter.

Saco, ME · 10h

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Two cities just voted to get Flock cameras out. It’s only the beginning.

As Flock cameras have quietly multiplied across the country in recent years, public concern about privacy, surveillance, and abuse of the technology by law enforcement has sparked nationwide backlash. This led to a number of cities pausing, not renewing, or canceling their contracts with Flock Safety, the leading company behind the controversial AI-enabled automated license plate readers, this year.

League City, TX · 8h

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FNL Week 10: Playoff action on rainy night across Maine

KENNEBUNK (WGME) – It's a mild, rainy night, and while it's not exactly perfect football weather, there are some big high school games on tap. It's playoff time, and one of those big games is happening Friday night in Kennebunk. At Kennebunk High School, the Rams are taking on...

Kennebunk, ME · 2d

Portsmouth Herald

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Maine football: Marshwood holds off Falmouth, advances to Class B South final

SOUTH BERWICK, Maine — Playoff football often comes down to making big plays in big moments, and Marshwood High School delivered when it mattered on Friday night. Leading 14-7 entering the fourth quarter, the top-seeded Hawks scored two touchdowns with successful two-point conversions after each and forced a turnover to hold off No. 4 Falmouth, 30-22, in a Class B South semifinal at Marshwood High School. Marshwood will host No. 2 Kennebunk in the Class B South final on Saturday, Nov. 14 at 2 p.m. Kennebunk (8-1) beat No. 3 Biddeford, 27-0, Friday in a semifinal at Kennebunk High School. "We knew every play was going to be a battle," Marshwood's Noah Goodwin said. "We knew Falmouth is a good team, and much improved from the first time we played them, so we knew we had to play smart and play as a team." Marshwood (8-1) beat Falmouth, 42-16, in the regular season. "Just a gutsy win," Marshwood quarterback Michael Sbrizza said. "Tough conditions out here, but we were ready for it and everyone played their hearts out." "The kids played hard, it was effort that won this game," Marshwood head coach Andrew Elwell said. "They just played hard." Marshwood

South Berwick, ME · 2d

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Veterans Day parade set for Wednesday in Saco and Biddeford

The communities of Biddeford and Saco will honor those who served in the U.S. Armed Forces at the annual Veterans Day parade on Wednesday, Nov. 11. This year’s parade begins at 10 a.m. at Saco City Hall and will travel down Main streets in Saco and Biddeford and will turn left on to Alfred Street in Biddeford. The parade will end at Veterans Memorial Park at the corner of Alfred and Pool streets with a closing ceremony around 11 a.m.

Biddeford, ME · 2d

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SPORTS | BMS football team headed to championship game

The 9-1 Biddeford Tigers will face the undefeated Marshwood Hawks in Eliot for the gold ball on Sunday. Kickoff is at 1 p.m. Football fans throughout Biddeford were feeling pretty good on Saturday, less than 24 hours before the city’s middle school team heads to Marshwood Middle School for the state championship game.

Biddeford, ME · 2d

Portsmouth Herald

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N.H. football: Portsmouth powers past Exeter, will face Winnacunnet in quarterfinals

PORTSMOUTH — All week long, Portsmouth/Oyster River head coach Brian Pafford had a simple message for his football team. Be more physical. The Clippers, at a rain-swept Tom Daubney Field, delivered. Sixth-seeded Portsmouth controlled the line of scrimmage on both sides of the field, leaned on its running game and put together a punishing 18-play, 72-yard touchdown drive to open the second half on its way to a 21-0 victory over rival and No. 11 Exeter in the first round of the Division I playoffs. “All week we preached, ‘You’ve got to be more physical up front, and just take it to them,’ and we did start to finish,” Pafford said. “I mean, there were some pushes out there that I haven’t seen from us in years.” Asked what he attributed that physicality to, Pafford had an equally simple answer. “Just wanting to win," he said. "I mean, seniors not wanting to end (their careers) right now.” What's up next Portsmouth will now advance to face No. 3 Winnacunnet, which handed the Clippers a 27-6 loss in Week 1, on Friday, Nov. 13 at Alumni Field in Hampton. The Warriors, who won Division I East, had a first-round bye. Senior

Portsmouth, NH · 2d

Foster's Daily Democrat

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N.H. football: Hefler, Somersworth run wild in Division III playoff win over Laconia

SOMERSWORTH — Kaleb Hefler started the fireworks with a pair of long touchdown runs, and the Somersworth High School football team never looked back in its 50-21 win over Laconia Saturday in the first round of the Division III playoffs. Second-seeded Somersworth (8-1) had three players rush for more than 100 yards and piled up 444 yards on the ground, asserting its dominance at the line of scrimmage on both sides of the ball against No. 7 Laconia (4-5). The Hilltoppers will host No. 3 Monadnock on Saturday, Nov. 14. Kickoff is scheduled for 1 p.m. Monadnock advanced with a 33-6 win over No. 6 Stevens. Somersworth beat Monadnock, 35-32, in their regular-season matchup. “It was awesome,” said Somersworth coach Jeremy Lambert of Saturday’s win. “We had challenged the kids, especially with the weather, that we had to stick with our basic game plan and just run down hill. They did a great job up front. Our two offensive ends (Tristan Gobern) and (Diamaonte Pough) did a phenomenal job blocking and allowed us to exploit off tackle. Our ends don’t get targeted much when we’re a run heavy team, but the way they blocked today was just phenomenal. I’m so

Somersworth, NH · 2d

Foster's Daily Democrat

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8 new townhomes near Dover middle and high schools approved

DOVER — Two townhouse-style buildings with four units each have been approved at 68 Durham Road (Route 108) near the city's middle and high schools. The property will feature a total of nine residential units, including an existing single-family home. Robert Paolini is principal of STF Development LLC, the project developer, according to state business records. 68 Durham Road (Route 108) near the city's middle and high schools." id="92643819007"> Seven of the units received approval through a transfer of a development rights (TDR), according to plans filed with the city. TDR is a tool developers can apply for in Dover to allow more housing density in exchange for paying a fee to the city Conservation Fund. The proposal received approval from the city's Planning Board Oct. 27 for a site plan, the TDR, a lot line adjustment and waivers relating to technical elements. Details of new homes coming to Durham Road The townhouses will be accessed by a driveway off adjacent Clancy Drive. One of the townhouses located closest to Durham Road will be a two-story structure with four units, while the second building will be a three-story structure with four units, each with a one-car garage. The plan calls

Dover, NH · 14h

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Red Post Realty-Lane Lending Team at CMG Home Loans Division II Volleyball Championship: Oyster River 3, Somersworth 2

Oyster River defends their title with a 5-set win over Somersworth. After graduating a huge class of seniors, Oyster River suspended any doubt about their talents by beating Somersworth on Saturday afternoon. It took the full 5 sets to crown a victor, but the DII trophy will remain in Durham another year.

Durham, NH · 1d