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Loughlin was among the high-profile defendants charged in the scheme, which revealed the lengths to which some wealthy parents will go to get their children into elite universities.

Sabattus fire department thriving in the pandemic When Troy Cailler was hired as chief in March at the age of 27, he hit the ground running with a list of priorities in hand. Among them, a new fire engine to replace the rickety 1991 model in active service. Share SABATTUS — At about 3 p.m. Tuesday, the 614th emergency call of the year crackled into the Sabattus Fire Department. A local woman was dizzy, vomiting and otherwise showing symptoms of COVID-19.  The Sabattus Fire Department’s ne...

Six people exposed to carbon monoxide at York business One person is taken to a hospital after a forklift running inside a York construction company caused a buildup of carbon monoxide. Share A forklift running inside a York construction company caused a buildup of carbon monoxide, sending one person to a local hospital and sickening five others. Six ambulances were dispatched to the headquarters of Maine Coast Builders on Witchtrot Road in York, after six people began feeling ill, a dispatche...

Here are some of our favorite photos from the Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel from the past week.

The actions bring to nearly 50 the number of people to whom the president has granted clemency in the last two days.

EU, U.K. leaders seek way out of Brexit trade impasse Efforts to settle a fight over fishing quotas in British waters are kicked into higher gear on Tuesday. By RAF CASERTAssociated Press Share European Unions chief Brexit negotiator, Michel Barnier, left, speaks with Ambassador Michael Clauss, Permanent Representative of Germany to the European Union, during a meeting of EU ambassadors in Brussels on Tuesday. Problems increased Monday in the bid to put a trade deal between the European Union...

increase font size The Maine Forecast: Strong wind gusts, heavy rain will make for a messy Christmas in Maine In true 2020 fashion, a strong storm will roll through around Christmas. Gusts at the coastline will likely be over 50 mph, which generally mean widespread power outages. By Mike SliferNEWS CENTER Maine It  was beginning to look a lot like Christmas, but that’s all about to change. Say goodbye to the snowpack and get ready for yet another December storm that brings the threat for p...

New Gloucester Selectboard: Member’s comments were ‘offensive and inappropriate’ George Colbys comments at a Dec. 3 meeting "do not represent our beliefs, nor do they represent the beliefs of our Town, our citizens and our employees," read the Dec. 19 statement. Share NEW GLOUCESTER —  Selectboard members Karen Gilles, Linda Chase, Tammy Donovan and Peter Bragdon call Selectman George Colby’s comment from a Dec. 3 meeting “offensive and inappropriate.” “Let us be unequivocally...

Sports Digest: Morgan leaves Tottenham to return to United States American Womens World Cup star Alex Morgan wont return to her team for the second half of the season. Associated Press Share American World Cup winner Alex Morgan won’t be staying at Tottenham for the second half of the season after deciding to return home. Alastair Grant/Associated Press SOCCER American Women’s World Cup winner Alex Morgan won’t be staying at Tottenham for the second half of the season after deciding t...

Longtime executive at Maine Public retiring after 40 years Charles Beck, vice president for radio and television content, will step down in January. A longtime executive with Maine Public will retire next month, the public broadcasting network announced Sunday. Charles Beck will leave his post as vice president for radio and television content in January, officially ending a 40-year career with the network, according to a news release issued by Maine Public. Charles Beck Maine Public Beck le...