A judge says he’ll approve a request from a Riverview Psychiatric Center patient found not criminally responsible for the 1995 killing of his father to move to a group home in Augusta.
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Warden, author Probert addressed Hebron society
HEBRON — Randall Probert, retired game warden and author of over 20 books, recently spoke to the Hebron Historical Society on “Maine Tales and More.” As a well-known raconteur, Probert recounted numerous tales of his experiences, many of which involved challenging and dangerous situations while stalking and catching illegal “night hunters” in the Maine woods. […]
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Hebron elects new selectman
Annual Town Meeting voters approve $938,422 budget.
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Two women injured in Hebron snowmobile crash
Two women were taken to Central Maine Medical Center with serious injuries Sunday afternoon after crashing their snowmobile into a tree, according to the Maine Warden Service.
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American killed in Kenya terrorist attack was Hebron Academy graduate
Jason Spindler, who narrowly escaped the attack on the World Trade Center in 2001, was killed Tuesday when extremists raided a luxury hotel and shopping mall in Nairobi.
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Local roundup: Keegan Davis' 24 points lead Mountain Valley over Richmond
RUMFORD — Keegan Davis poured in 20 points as Mountain Valley routed Richmond 87-50 in MVC boys’ basketball Monday. Will Bean added 15 and Taylor Pelletier scored 12 points for the Falcons (2-0). Caleb Densmore led the Bobcats (0-2) with 16 points. Boothbay 80, Lisbon 52 BOOTHBAY HARBOR — Steve Reny had 15 of his […]
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Class C girls' basketball preview: Monmouth, everyone else chasing Boothbay
Kaeti Butterfield of Monmouth Academy grabs a pass over Kathryn Ross of Winthrop High School in Monmouth last season. (Daryn Slover/Sun Journal) The past few years, Boothbay and Monmouth have been setting the standard in Class C South. The Mustangs emerged the past few season as region champions and then went on to win back-to-back […]
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2018-19 girls' basketball preview capsules
BUCKFIELD BUCKS Coach: Ryan Wilkins (fifth year) Conference: East-West; Class: C Last year’s results: 1-17. Returning athletes: Senior — Hannah Shields; Juniors — Deja Bennett, Katy Henderson, Karen McNeil; Sophomore — Siana Jacobs. Promising newcomers: Senior — Soyoung Park; Juniors — Molly Bourget, Josephine Replogle; Sophomores — Cassidy Lowell, Shyloe Morgan; Freshmen — Kailie Bernard, […]
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Harrison Elementary burner to convert to gas
HEBRON — The SAD 17 Board of Directors approved a $143,213 bid that will allow the Harrison Elementary School’s oil fired burner to be converted to a propane gas fired system. The unanimous vote that was taken at the October 1 board meeting awarded the bid to Specialty Services over a proposal submitted by Siemens […]
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SAD 17 board accepts bid on boiler system
HEBRON — The School Administrative District 17 board of directors has accepted a $143,213 bid that will allow the Harrison Elementary School’s oil-fired burner to be converted to a propane gas-fired system. The unanimous vote Monday night accepted the offer of Specialty Services Inc. of Livermore. Siemens submitted the other bid — $161,738. Both companies […]