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How much snow is falling? How did it affect roads and schools?

Dan Bancroft, 72, a skilled storyteller, York Library trustee and former attorney, had taken up cold water swimming after he had retired and he and his wife moved to York about six years ago.

Dan Bancroft, 72, a skilled storyteller, York Library trustee and former attorney, had taken up cold water swimming after he had retired and he and his wife moved to York about six years ago.

How many inches of snow will we get? When will driving be the worst? We have answers and a safety reminder.

A police crime scene investigator testifies in the murder trial of Corey Johnson, accused of fatally stabbing a 13-year-old boy during a 2018 sleepover in Palm Beach Gardens.

Chair Kathleen Kluger cited concerns over the type of construction, number of units, proportion of the units to the placement on the lot.

The towns new total valuation base stands at about $5.55 billion, up $706 million from last year, according to Tax Assessor Rick Mace.

By Camille Fine & Dan Bancroft The York Weekly YORK VILLAGE, Maine — In preparation for Memorial Day, the Committee for Veterans Affairs, local veterans organizations and community members assembled Friday afternoon to place nearly 1,100 flags alongside veterans graves throughout First Parish Cemetery. This year, for the first time in recent memory, Gold Star mothers had flags placed on their graves too, according to cemetery superintendent Todd Frederick, who is also a member of the Board ...

YORK, Maine — Hannaford Supermarkets recently announced its stores have achieved a long-term sustainability goal: sending no food waste to landfills. With 183 stores across New York and New England, including 63 in Maine, hitting that goal meant keeping 65 million pounds of food from going to landfills in 2020, according to the company.  "When we first established this goal, it was with the greater purpose of making a real and positive impact on our communities," said Hannaford Supermark...

YORK, Maine — In recognition of the important emergency transportation services provided to town residents by the York Ambulance Association, the York Community Services Association said it will donate up to $20,000 in matching funds to YAA during the month of May. National Emergency Medical Services Week is May 16-22, and YCSA Executive Director Michelle Surdoval said her team wanted to help YAA raise money toward the purchase of a new ambulance. “We received a significant grant from a d...