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Carl Sam Maggio, who had a produce career stretching six decades, died Aug. 19 of natural causes after battling health issues for the previous two years. He was born Jan. 23, 1933, making him 89 at his death. Over those decades he was involved in many innovative and successful produce ventures from working with the renowned “Carrot King” Joe Maggio (his uncle) to his partnerships in Maggio-Tostado, Sun World Inc., Sun and Sands Enterprises and Prime Time International.

Prime Time International, grower and marketer of premium colored Bell peppers, asparagus, and other seasonal fruits and vegetables, announced the retirement of founders and managing partners Carl Sam Maggio and Mark Nickerson.

Grower announces transition as co-founders retire

This past October, the Maine State Police and the Maine State Troopers Foundation took on the 2021 Pink Patch Initiative to support Maine-based cancer charities.

The Pink Patch Initiative sold Maine State Police patches for $10 to raise money to support cancer charities in Maine.

The committee charged with deciding how to dole out $3.79 million in federal pandemic relief aid wants to spend $3.23 million on town projects and services,

At Michigan, is the word “Palestine” taboo?

Parks and Recreation Department director Dave Putnam, who oversees youth services, said theres long been a need for a licensed clinical therapist and drug

The 68-year-old Republican said he will retire from public service after a 31-year run that took him from East Lyme Town Hall to Hartford.

Dispatch is set to move in on Jan. 19, with police to follow soon after.