Movies from 20 countries will be screened free of charge during the six days of the Sanford International Film Festival.
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Three injured in 3-car collision in Sanford
The severity of their injuries wasn’t immediately available, but all 3 people were taken to a hospital.
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New Sanford High School – the priciest yet – due to open Wednesday
The $100 million school replaces an overcrowded building that was nearly 50 years old.
Posted inCops & Courts, Local & State, Maine Crime, News
Sanford woman accused of driving onto ball field indicted on manslaughter and assault charges
Police say Carol Sharrow, 51, hit and killed a man when she drove onto the field during a youth baseball game at Goodall Park in June.
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New Hampshire police killing of Mainer was justified, officials find
Douglas Heath was wanted on several warrants, including one for allegedly fleeing from Maine troopers.
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Southern Maine sees building boom as cities bust out permits
Portland’s tight residential and commercial markets are pushing eager investors to neighboring communities, with one city approving three permits a day.
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Sanford police seek leads after vandals spray paint home
A white house on Nottingham Drive was vandalized sometime overnight from Sept. 1 to 2, according to police.
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Commerce official to keynote annual meeting of Maine manufacturer advisory group
Carroll Thomas, who strives to increase competitiveness, will speak Oct. 5 at the annual meeting of the Maine Manufacturing Extension Partnership.
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Crew chief with famed Tuskegee Airmen to be buried
James Sheppard Jr., a former resident of Westbrook and South Portland who died Aug. 19, was a member of the military’s first black aviation unit.
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EPA ready to demolish part of Sanford mill building, a year after massive fire
The Environmental Protection Agency has a plan to remove all hazardous material from the site, and a developer has expressed an interest in redeveloping the front tower.