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Kittery man charged in Jan. 6 U.S. Capitol riots, spotted as he viewed Northern lights
KITTERY, Maine — A Kittery resident has been charged for his alleged role in the Jan. 6, 2021 breach of the U.S. Capitol. His arrest came last weekend after York police spotted him trying to observe the Northern lights, according to court records. Lincoln Deming, 44, is charged with a felony count of civil disorder and five misdemeanors, according to the U.S. attorney's office in Washington. Deming is among more than 1,400 pro-Donald Trump protesters charged in...
Another crash on Maine highway involving truck hauling bees
MAINE, USA — Kennebunk first responders said Tuesday they were called to a fiery crash after a car reportedly struck a truck hauling honey bees on the Maine Turnpike. The incident comes as the second crash involving a truck hauling bees along a Maine highway within the week. A...
Car break-ins reported at Dover dog park
DOVER, N.H. — An investigation is underway after several cars were broken into at a Dover dog park over the weekend. Dover police said they believe that an out-of-state crime group is behind the thefts and that personal information might have been compromised. Dog owners at Longhill Dog Park...
Writers weigh in on value of shipyard, KTP's threat to leave Maine, Israel-Gaza and more
Did Lewiston massacre not register with Kittery Trading Post?. If Kittery Trading Post doesn’t like Maine’s new gun laws, then go ahead and move to New Hampshire! We are glad to see guns moving out of our state! How ridiculous to complain about a law that is meant to save lives! Didn’t what happened in Lewiston resonate with KTP?
Mega Millions winner sued by family for breaking promise to share $1.35B jackpot
Mo money, mo problems. A Maine man who won one of the biggest lottery jackpots in American history has been accused of stiffing his family out of their promised share of the loot, including backpedaling on setting up a million-dollar trust fund and covering medical expenses for his father. The unidentified man – who bought the winning ticket in Lebanon, Maine on Jan. 13 of last year before striking it rich with the $1.35 billion Mega Millions jackpot – has been in a legal battle with his daughter’s mom since November, when he accused her of violating a non-disclosure agreement by telling...
Dover police warn of 'smash and grab' thefts from cars: What to know
DOVER — City police are warning residents about recent "smash and grab" thefts from vehicles by a group that targets credit cards, checks and other forms of identity. The Dover Police Department announced it is investigating two reports of such thefts Sunday at Longhill Dog Park on Longhill Road.
Apply now for Bridge design program; Traip commencement speaker announced: Education news
DURHAM — This summer, the National Summer Transportation Institute is offering full financial scholarships for 10 New Hampshire high school students to attend a one-week residential program focused on bridge design and construction. Funding is provided by the U.S. Department of Transportation’s Federal Highway Administration. Taking place on...
UNH police investigating 'UNH funds genocide' message painted on campus building
DURHAM, N.H. — Police at the University of New Hampshire are investigating vandalism at Thompson Hall that happened overnight. A part of the building was covered with red paint and words that said, "UNH funds genocide." This comes nearly two weeks after 12 pro-Palestinian protesters were arrested by police...
Wells Harbor to serve as home base for new York County dredge
WELLS — The York County dredge arrived in Wells on May 9, where it will be moored and utilized by the town and communities throughout York County to assist in rebuilding the coastline. The county decided to purchase the dredge in December of 2022. York County bought the Ellicott...
York Village makeover delayed again: Here’s why board is fed up
YORK, Maine — Town officials were frustrated to learn from the state this week that the long-awaited York Village revitalization project will be delayed until 2026. The project includes relocating the Soldiers' Monument and improving walkability and traffic in the Village that features stores, restaurants, offices, homes and apartments. It was originally slated to start in 2018 and has been delayed more than once. The Selectboard was told last year by the state Department of Transportation they could expect the project to break ground in 2024.
Ogunquit Beach summer preview 2024: Pride, shops, eateries, shows and more
OGUNQUIT, Maine — The seaside town named the world’s top vacation spot for 2024 is ready for the summer, with new restaurants and shops to check out and not one, but two, back-to-back festivals that will kick off the season. Ogunquit Playhouse, Jonathan’s, and the Leavitt Theater have...
New affordable housing complex for older adults in Rochester already filled
ROCHESTER, N.H. — A new affordable housing apartment complex has opened in Rochester, and it's already fully occupied. The apartment complex is run by Easterseals New Hampshire, and it was built in an effort to address the housing crisis in New Hampshire. There are 65 one- and two-bedroom apartments...
York native launches Sweet Addison's, Jukebox Diner finds home in Exeter
We are halfway through May and the Seacoast is blooming with life and restaurant happenings. This week we learn that a York native has launched Sweet Addison's, an online bakery, as a "better for you" cookie brand, Bake Maine opened its second location in Wells, Maine, Exeter's Enna Chocolate wins Good Food Award for chocolate bar and the Jukebox Diner finds a new home in Exeter.
Varsity Club: After cementing a legacy on the gridiron, this Wells High School senior is proud of so much more
WELLS, Maine — In a small town like Wells, most high school students know the names of all their classmates. After last fall's football season, almost everyone in the community knows who Brooks Fox is. The quarterback led the Warriors to a dramatic comeback win in the Class D...
RSU 21 School Board wants to move forward after ex-chair's 'hurtful' post against teachers
KENNEBUNK, Maine — RSU 21 School Board member Peter Sentner said Monday he was ready to resign from his position if then-chair Erin Nadeau did not step down from hers, following an incendiary remark she made against a group of teachers on social media. “I would not let it...
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