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In 1929, it appeared that few York residents favored the construction of a new town hall made of brick.

For three decades, James Kences has worked closely with York’s town clerks in researching and writing the history of the town.

Cuộc đời Lê Tín: Cắt 2/3 lá gan, ở nhờ nhà kho, bị vợ đàn anh đuổi khéo 12/07/2021, 11:33 Vốn nhờ Lê Huỳnh thay mình đi diễn trong lúc phải phẫu thuật cắt 2/3 lá gan, nào ngờ khi hồi phục, Lê Huỳnh lại đi diễn luôn với Kiều Oanh khiến Lê Tín rơi vào bế tắc. Lê Tín là "cây hài" quen thuộc với nhiều khán giả trong nước lẫn hải ngoại. Dù vậy thì sau 24 năm định cư ở Mỹ, Lê Tín vẫn ở nhà thuê chung với nhiều người, vẫn miệt mài với niềm đ...

Portsmouth Herald YORK, Maine — Local police made one arrest last week and responded to a wide variety of calls, including five reports of suspicious activity and two reports of scams, according to a weekly incident log released Monday by the York Police Department. The arrest was for operating under the influence. The following information was included in the YPD weekly incident log for Monday, April 26, through Sunday, May 2: — A motor vehicle collision was reported April 26 about 2:35 p.m. near the beach bath house on Long Beach Avenue. — A motor vehicle accident involving prop...

YORK, Maine — An undertaking that began nearly a decade ago to add the York River to the federal government's "wild and scenic" program is a step closer to completion, thanks to a legislative maneuver by Rep. Chellie Pingree of Maine. Pingree, a Democrat, had an amendment about the York River tacked onto a bigger bill, the Protecting America's Wilderness and Public Lands Act, which the House of Representatives passed with a 227-200 vote Friday.  "I wasn't sure when we were actually going to have a chance to move the (York River) bill, but when the Wilderness Act came up, it just appear...