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A Brewer woman died over the weekend when the motorcycle on which she was a passenger crashed in Waltham.

A woman from Brewer and a man from Canaan, Maine were killed in two separate motorcycle crashes over the weekend.

The Maine State Police reported that a Brewer woman died Sunday after the motorcycle she was riding on was struck by an oncoming pickup truck after the motorcycle operator lost control of the bike on a sharp curve.

Respect for life Normally, I find little to agree with when Matt Meador writes a Viewpoints article. But I couldn’t find anything to disagree with for what he ...

More Michigan drivers are dropping unlimited medical coverage in their no-fault insurance, even as many still wait to see meaningful savings on their premiums since the state's auto insurance overhaul took effect nearly two years ago. Meanwhile, more auto insurance companies are entering the Michigan market and more previously uninsured drivers have...

A round-up of people moves and M&A deals across North America

Letters to the editor: July 9, 2021 Time to resign Dear Ms. Bershauer: It’s time for you to resign and move on from your job as Yamhill County commissioner. It’s very clear you came to Yamhill County to advance your personal political ambitions and recruit clients for your political consulting practice. We need commissioners who view the job as a service to the people of Yamhill County, not just a way to pay back special interest supporters and provide a political stepping stone to bigger a...

Lead On: A federal rule full of holes For about three decades, Evanston has collected nearly 440 water samples for lead testing. 60% came from the historically White and wealthy 6th and 7th wards. Only 1.8% came from the historically Black 5th Ward. HEENA SRIVASTAVA: When my co-reporter Kalen and I started reporting this story, it was based on one of those hunches you really hope isn’t true — one of those stories where, if you were wrong, it meant people were doing their jobs well. But if y...