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While the state has wound up its probe into the murder of Vicki Terblanche, her estranged husband, Arnold, continues his quest for freedom and has now approached the Makhanda High Court with an application for leave to appeal against the decision by the magistrate’s court to deny him bail, twice.

HRDC’s summer lunch program for kids available at numerous locations In its continuing effort to combat food insecurity across our community, HRDC will

The event is a fundraiser for Lyme Disease reseaech

AUGUSTA — After a three-year break, Disability Rights Maine plans to hold Disability Pride Day from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Friday, July 8, at The Pavilion at

Readers discuss the wellbeing and education of children.

FULL details of proposed changes to bus services across Wirral have been confirmed as a two-week public consultation period is underway.

This Fourth of July holiday season will be the busiest ever for Central Maine Pyrotechnics, the Farmingdale-based pyrotechnics company, despite higher costs for products, shipping, labor and transportation.

Maine Musician, Rob Burnell, has been hustling since he was 16 and is determined to show the world his music.

Farmington Rotary is looking to install four percussion instruments with mallets attached, as well as a chime wall, xylophone and drums and perhaps a Chimasaur Jr. – which can "can really benefit youngsters who have some sort of impairment."

The $8,000 will provide design plans needed before grants can be applied for to upgrade Dragon's Nest Skateboard Park to modern standards.