1949 – 2016 FREEMAN — Cameron Emil Bopp of Strong died on Tuesday, Dec. 20, in Freeman in a car accident. He was born on Aug. 23, 1949, a son of Ralph H. and Norma Ritter Bopp. He was a 1971 graduate of Dartmouth College, received a medical degree from the University of Missouri, and […]
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Giving thanks
Rumford Elementary School students Alice Leduc, Ian Cameron and Zachary New are pictured giving Sergeant Doug Maifeld lunch for the Rumford Police Department. The RES staff provided lunch to thank the police department for help with lockdown drills at the school.
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Maine supreme court upholds 2012 conviction of man accused of fatal Anson shooting
PORTLAND — The Maine Supreme Judicial Court has upheld the 2012 murder conviction of a Norridgewock man found guilty of fatally shooting another man over a drug dispute. The court affirmed Justice John Nivison’s decision on Thursday. Nivison found Robert Nelson guilty of killing Everett Cameron in his pickup truck in Anson on Oct. 31, […]
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State gambling commission chooses Plainville for 1st Mass. slots parlor license
BOSTON (AP) — A divided Massachusetts Gaming Commission chose Plainville on Thursday to be the site of the state’s first and only slots parlor. On a 3-to-2 vote, the panel offered the slots parlor license to Penn National Gaming, which plans to operate a $225 million facility at the Plainridge harness racetrack. The track has […]
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British lawmakers reject Cameron’s push for military action in Syria
LONDON — Invoking the specter of the Iraq war, British lawmakers on Thursday rejected military action in Syria, dealing a stunning blow to Prime Minister David Cameron and effectively ruling Washington’s staunchest military ally out of any U.S.-led strike. After a marathon eight-hour debate, Cameron lost a vote that was initially seen as a symbolic […]